InfoPath Dev

All, Can you show a field to a user as one format/pattern? Yet at the back end it's another format/pattern? I've a field for a bank and I want the user to input numbers as XX-XX-XX. Yet the "back end" only accepts XXXXXX  Alternatively I'll have to show a tip saying whole number only. Thanks W

For some reason that seems to be the default behaviour. Even if I add a second web part, I can change the submit behaviour of the web part.

All, I've an SP 2010 form which have Form Submit Rules when a button is pressed. It's action is Submit. The rules work as expected, i.e. set fields, swich views etc.When you press the submit button the forms switch to a 'thank you' view. On this view there is a button "Close". The close buttons use rules and code - ...

 Do you need the date and time function?  Can you not just change the Date and Time picker to be a Date Picker? Check your original field default value The follow might help. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sSzl2311HA

 As of yet no. InfoPath and printing don't really go hand in hand.  Most people are using InfoPath and browser based form. Thus all you're really doing is printing a glorified web paged. Or that's at least how I understand it.  If printing is critical, you could create a Word document and connect it to the SharePoint ...

Several things come to mind: I kid you not, reverse what you have written as your condition, change cannot be blank, to blank. I can often get them the wrong way round, even though in my mind it makes perfect sense, what my condition is. Why not validate the fields before you need to submit the data?  That way you should see an asterisk ...

To get around this I've created a content type and mapped the Field Names to Word document, which is emailed to the required users.

All, InfoPath 2010. How do you really "optimize" a view for printing when viewing InfoPath Forms via a browser?  Assume a user goes File>Print on IE9. I know you can create a Print View, yet more often than not it's a copy and paste from one view to another and it never turns out as expected on a printed sheet of ...

All, SP2010, InfoPath 2010, IE9 Using a Web Based Browser Form. I've found code (several variants) which will allow me to print the web part by adding a Content Editor Web Part to the current web page.  This however will allow a user to print any view of my InfoPath Form. I had thought about adding the Content Editor and using audience ...

Create a second GetUserProfileByName Data Connection - Give a name you'll remember. In the Fields>MyFields view add a another field ie. LeaverEmployeeName On this field create a new action rule - it has several parts to it. Condition: Run when field changes. 1. Set the field value for the field you just created to the Second ...