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You may need 4 conditions:
Operation is not equal to 2
AND
All instances of Organization are not equal to d
OR
Operation is not equal to 2
AND
All instances of Organization are not equal to e
I'm sort of dyslexic with this whole Not Equal And Hide thing - we wander off into triple negative land, which usually just makes my brain implode. ...
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when you say the culprit is the query, can you elaborate? I think you are right but I read on Microsoft site that you can improve performance by simplifying the xpath.
I have 4 views that query for data on each view. These query uses a data conection to a sharepoint list. The list that it receives data from has about 400 items and ...
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I know this is something ridiculously easy, but I think too many hours in front of this screen has fried my brain.
I have two dropdown fields. One (Operation) with a single selection of three choices (1, 2, 3); the other (Organization) is in a repeating section with 5 choices (a, b, c, d, e). I need to hide an altogether ...
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I'm having the same problem. Were you able to get this to work correctly? Please provide solution.
Thanks
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First, I am new to InfoPath 2007 and self-teaching so pardon my inability to explain myself like a pro.
I want to enable an attach file control but only if another field contains a file name with one of three possible extension: .xls, .xlsx or .txt; otherwise I want attach file disabled.
Thanks for the help.
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Add Microsoft.SharePoint.dll to your references. Then use the following code:
SPUtility.Redirect("http://www.yahoo.com", SPRedirectFlags.Trusted | SPRedirectFlags.DoNotEndResponse, HttpContext.Current);
It works for me on SharePoint 2007.
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Hi, Karen -
Generally, if something works in filler and not in browser, I suspect postback settings. So, the first thing I'd check is the postback on the drop down - right click and select properties. Then, under the browser tab, select Always for postback.
The other thing, I suppose, could be that your data source query is failing in ...
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To the best of my knowledge, the answer is no - you need to use VSTA to add code to your IP 2010 form. Here's a blog post on this from the InfoPath team - the comments have a bit more info.
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Dean's right - except in one specific set of circumstance -
If you are using IP 2010 / ShP 2010 and if you have Excel Services set up for SharePoint, you could use an Excel REST connection to get the data back.
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I'ave been missing this capability also. I just realized that we can Add the Current View command from the Page Design tab to the Quick Access Toolbar and them wel have the ability to quickly swich views