InfoPath Dev

Could someone please help me?  I created a form that is almost finished.  But when I tried to open it today in Design Mode, I received the error message "InfoPath has encountered an error.  The operation failed."  I am completely new to InfoPath.  My organization doesn't use it and I was hoping to use ...

 I can select option 1 and on Condition formatting how do I diplay text box1 and hide text box 2. Conditional formating lets us hide or diable control. Can you describe a bit more?

thanks for your help, after playing around with buttons and button properties I have figured it out. in button properties. general tab, my action was set to submit. when I made the rules they were under the action Submit. and when you go to add an action, with conditions, there were no options to close the form - as an action. so i ...

This didn't work for me. I couldn't even open the corrected form to submit; it keeps looking for the published "old" template.

Thanks Richard. Your form looks OK and I can confirm that everything works fine in Preview mode. I can't publish it to test on the browser because of the data connections though. So I created another form on my end with a date picker, and I am able to disable the Date Picker based on conditional formatting (dependent on another ...

Hi: I'm afraid I don't understand the second part of your question. As to the first part, when you convert a data connection to a UDCX, you have the option of using a centrally managed data connections. Here's a good MSDN post on these options that may help you.

Hi - Yes, the qRulesLastModified attribute would be an issue with using CopyTable. While not a step by step for your particular solution, we have this document that covers how to use RefreshSharePointListItems. The delete command won't affect your SharePoint list - it is only for use in deleting items from the main data source. If you could ...

Hi there, We have some free InfoPath training on our blog, if you'd like to check it out. Might be a good place to start. http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/jennifer/archive/2010/07/01/free-training-design-your-infopath-form-template-lab-1.aspx Good luck!

You should have one dropdown and two text boxes, plus conditional formatting. If option 1 is selected in the dropdown, display text box 1 and hide text box 2. If option 2 is selected in the dropdown, display text box 2 and hide text box 1. Does that make sense?

 Adding is probably a safe and simple way of doing it because the values are boolean, either 1 or 0.