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Hello Maja,
... and welcome to our forum.
The only way to set a field read-only is with rules. In your case that you would like to set several fields to read-only after the form is saved I would suggest that you use another (boolean) field and call it for example 'EditMode'. As the default value for this field you can set 'true'. ...
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infopath 2010...
Followed this how-to article:
http://www.myriadtech.com.au/blog/Alana/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=20
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"I don't like just having the manager's user name ...would much rather have the manager's full name displayed nicely on the form and not the ...
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Yeah, just try wrapping that whole formula in number(translate(formula, 'aN', '0')). That should work.
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Wow, thank you guys, for all your help, the problem is solved.
@Jimmy, Is it possible to add a translation function into this, to convert say.... "aN" to a zero, such that the NaN error would be replaced with a zero if nothing is filled out?
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I need output like this, I am Using .net framework 4.0
Output :
Number of Variables or nodes : _______
When we enter any number like 0,1,2,3...... in the blank(Instead of
Blank we will place a textbox)..we need to get a table on the Output
Screen.
Example: When we enter a number,for eg: 6 in the textbox.. ,We need to ...
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Hi!
I'm new to infopath and have a problem:
I want drop down box A determine the choices in drop down B. These determined choices need to be links to other separate forms with different schemas....What's the best way to do this? Should I use conditional formatting? Rules?
THANKS!
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I am wondering if there is a way that I would be able to set a field from edit to read only once it's saved and another person goes in the form to complete it. I would like them not to be able to edit certain fields on the form.
Thanks
Maja
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Solved:
XPathNavigator rootMain = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:BackendProcesses", NamespaceManager);
XPathNodeIterator selectnodes = rootMain.Select("my:BackendFiles", NamespaceManager);
foreach (XPathNavigator node in selectnodes)
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Qazi's approach is clever, but I think you can accomplish this with a single formula:
(field1 + field2 + ... + field10) div (10 * count((field1 | field2 | ... | field10)[. > 0]))
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No pienso que necesite plena confianza para usar este código. Pienso que instalar todos los Office service packs nuevos puede ameliorar la problema.