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Create a special view for printing and use expression boxes.
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Is that because the Data Validation is checking for >0 and displaying the message if it's >0? Maybe you want to say <=0... Just wondering. This should work fine. It's probably your condition is reversed or something simple like that.
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Hi Vasanth,
We haven't tried that control. If you found one that you could wrap into an ActiveX control, then you could add it to the view and interact with it as any other custom control (which is difficult, but doable). A couple other options are a) use the taskpane, and b) do some tricky view side display to make a repeating table look like a ...
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Hi Pfazza and welcome to our life!
Please try:
sPath = ''c:\\infopathtest.xml''
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Hi Shohman and welcome,
Yes, you can add two actions to a button to accomplish this. Double click on a button; click on Rules; add the first rule with an action to call the first data connection (submit to data connection is the action type); then add the second. Piece of cake for you.
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Hi Abhishek!
Thanks for the help here. You have 14 posts to go to make it to your moderator prize! Keep up the great advice. :)
Cheers!
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Hi Karthi and welcome to our forum!
There is an add in that will support VS2005. Please search the forum. I think the post was last November or December. Let me know if you don't find it.
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Hi Richard,
You could use an Active X control in the view, but I've never heard of this. Why not just add a link to the view and have users click on it? What's the scenario you are trying to solve?
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Hi again,
Like I said, you don't have to write code. Just go to the Designer and Tools->Data Connections and add a new e-mail data connection where the To list is a function loading values from a field in the form's main data source (or secondary) that you generate in the form via concatenation when values change. You can use rules to ...