InfoPath Dev

Not a problem! Glad to help.

Worked like a charm, Thanks for your help!

Are you saying that you want it to show an error and it's not showing an error? What exactly is the problem?

Hi,  Just a quick update. I've managed to decompile the .dll using Telerik JustDecompile BETA. Nice and easy to use if anyone has the same problem. It showed all the functions that were inside in .cs or .vb or IL. It appears to have the ability to make a .cs file but I opted to copy and paste. Although the code isn't 100% it gives a ...

It would just be the Xpath for that element: /my:myFields/my:numberOfSections. Just copy this for your conditional expression: position() > /my:myFields/my:numberOfSections

 Hi Jimmy, Thanks for the reply. I didn't receive any error from that.

Why not simplify this all by creating these 6 conditions as rules on those 5 fields, using the option Stop executing rules if this condition is met?

Hello tafavorite, You can use conditional formatting to hide or make these fields read only based on the condition secondField [does not contain] firstField.

There are tools to disassemble a .NET DLL and return them to some human-readable format.  I haven't tried them myself and I reckon it would take a fair amount of know-how to use.  Mr. Brocksieper is correct that there's no way to get back the original .cs without finding it somewhere.

Hello UdayaHerath,  Yes, InfoPath's behavior with dropdown boxes is that if the field has a value that's not available in the box, it will display it until the user selects something else. I'm not sure what you mean by this: "After I load the application again it want through an error also".  Could you clarify ...