InfoPath Dev

Hi cywan, You have to change the Data type of the submittedTime field to be Date and Time instead of Time. [1] Go to the DataSource, right click on the submittedTime field. [2] Set the Data type of the field to "Date and Time (dateTime)" [3] Click on the function button next to the Default Value and insert the following function: ...

Hi Agamenon, If your DataSource looks like this: myFields      Titulo Then you have to change this piece of code: [quote] // Retrieve the name of the form from the current row string formName = e.Source.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("@Titulo", NamespaceManager).Value; [/quote] With this, [quote] // Retrieve ...

Sure, this is a good way of doing it, but you still need to populate the submittedTime field in order to see a time in the expression box.

Hi Chris, [quote user="cscottm"] how would I get the 2nd section (lower) to show in the same spot as the first section (so regardless of choice, the selected section would always be in the same area. [/quote] If you just put the 2 sections underneath each other  without using tables, then the sections will overlap each other. I ...

In the following statement you check whether showInput is null or not: if (null != showInput) If the field is in the datasource it will always have a value of True or False. So when you run the next statement, one of both will always run causing the code to execute the and then return (Exit the method). That's why the export part will ...

Hi RRaseley and welcome, You can achieve this with the following piece of code: XPathNavigator navigator = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();  if(Some Condition == true)  {    navigator.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:ShowInput").InnerXml = "True"; } else{    ...

I came across the same problem as Weemandan, but I was able to fix it by changing the Data Validation of the textboxes: From: RadioButton =1 To: RadioButton = 1 And Textbox is blank. What we basically say is that we only get a validation error if the radiobutton is not selected and the textbox is empty.

Hi greymonkey, In the combobox / dropdownbox properties menu, On the Data tab, have a look underneath List box entries, did you choose "Look up values from an external data source"? If yes, what did you choose as your: DataSource / Entries / Value / Display Name ?

Hi Ram, I am not sure if you can totally achieve this in emails, but you can have a look at using workflows in combination with InfoPath to achieve similar functionality.

Hi Ram, I think that all of your questions can be answered by doing a simple search on the internet. http://office.microsoft.com/en-US/infopath/default.aspx