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You can accompish this using a series of hide rules on each control. Create a rule on each control that says hide this control when the value of question is not equal to name. If you're questions are dynamic based on the database, then you'll need to rely on custom code to accomplish this behavior.
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Hi there,
1) You should create a new calculated column in your SP list that concatenates Code and Statement together. Then pull down this column into InfoPath and use it as your Display Name.
2) This will likely be tough to accomplish since InfoPath doesn't support adding new nodes through rules out of the box. You'll ...
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The steps required to populate a combo box are exactly the same as a dropdown. What is it specifically you are having problems in setting up the control?
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You can create a formatting rule that can disable a control based on a specific condition such as when a field is equal to a specific value. To do this go to the Rules Manager (if you are using 2010) and create a new formatting rule for the control you want to disable. Then set the conditions and check off Disable this control. ...
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Hi there,
I'm a little confused on exactly what the problem is. The way I understand it is that based on the selection of the option buttons (let's say the values are 1, 2, 3) this will populate what is in the combo box. Suppose I select option 1, then the values in the combo box will be populated from a SP list where No = 1. ...
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Where does the other InfoPath form live? In SharePoint?
Should it open an existing form? A new form?
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Hi there,
Could you elaborate a little more on your scenario? It sounds like you would like to utilize user roles in some way to specify which views you would like display in your form. You can create navigation buttons on the form to switch to different view based on a predetermined set of rules.
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Hi there,
InfoPath doesn't support zoom out of the box. You can however zoom using the browser itself and use the magnifier if you are using the filler. Not the best alternatives, but at least its a workaround :)
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You'll need to either use the person/group picker control to resolve the user name or you will need the user profile service to retrieve the first and last name.
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I tried publishing a simple form with just a repeating table and the tab order looks fine to me. I'm using 2010 in IE9 and am using the default settings for the repeating table.