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oh my that was so simple. I didn't think to apply the opposite logic for the opposite result. I feel stupid now.
Thank you.
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Simply place conditional formatting on the section to hide it on the condition:
radioButtonField is not equal to yes
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Can I ask a silly question? Why all uncab - makecab? Why not just publish?
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I have a section that I want hidden when the form loads. Once a yes or not radio button is checked, then I want the section to show on yes, remain hidden on no.
Can I only do this programmatically? If so what is the code in c# to do this?
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First, please drag the Error node from the Qdabra Rules data source onto your form - it will help you debug these issues by providing error info.
I think you are missing a parameter:concat("SetValue /xpath=/my:Referral/my:LegislationDetails/my:LegislationRecord/my:legislationcat /value=", legislationcategory)
That command should set ...
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Hi Padraic,
It appears you're missing the /xpath= before the XPath in your command.
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Hi Padraic-
SetValue sets the value of one field. We can use that command iteratively to set the value in multiple fields in a repeating table.
Anyway, we'd love to help. Can you explain why it's not working? Can you display the Success, Error and Result nodes in the canvas and see that they show after the command executes?
Thank ...
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I've place a couple mailto tags on different web-enabled Infopath 2007 forms that I publish to several SharePoint sites. When you click on the mailto link in IE9/IE8, the browsers attempts to navigate to mailto:
[email protected] which gives you a "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage". A new ...
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This worked for me:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/46072060/Creating-a-Multiple-Selection-List-Box-in-a-Browser-Enabled-InfoPath-Form
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Hi,
I am trying to to set the values of a couple of fields in a repeating table, I have tried the following and it does not work:
concat("SetValue /my:Referral/my:LegislationDetails/my:LegislationRecord/my:legislationcat /value=", legislationcategory)
Can you please advise?
Thanks,
Padraic