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qRules is intended for anyone who would like to leverage the power of Microsoft Office InfoPath without writing code. The library provides a set of advanced commands that can be used declaratively via rules. The qRules command SetCaption sets the tile bar of your InfoPath forms (client only) to something descriptive. No more “form1”. Click ...
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I created a form in InfoPath 2007 and adjusted the formating so that when I am in design mode it prints perfectly how I want it to. However, when you open the form in the view where you can fill it out and try to print it does not keep the same formating and the page doesn't print correctly. I tried creating a print view in design mode, and ...
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Thanks. That worked. For the record, I had saved it locally and double clicked on the file and got the error message. I'm in my first week of working in InfoPath and feeling my way.
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You can't just open a template that has been moved. Save it locally, right click it, and open it in design mode. From there you can resave it and it will recover from its current confusion.
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Skarn - more on the error message: Forms that require the domain permission level contain features that access information on a network, such as data connections, linked images, and code.
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Skarn - cannot open your attachment - Error: "This form cannot be opened because it requires the domain permission level and it currently has restricted permission. To fix this problem, open the form from the location it was published to."
It then give the published location as a folder on your c-drive.
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Sorry if this has been answered I did a search and did not find anything.
Here is what I am trying to do:
I have two tables in my access database
(This is for a laboratory information system)
CoC (Chain of Custody table) - Contains information about the sampler, dates sampled, etc. Each sample set is identified by LabID (form ...
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The way to accomplish this is to apply conditional formatting to the repeating table, with the condition to Hide if the data for that row is not selected in the other views.
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Thanks for the nice smorgasbord of options! I'm new to both Sharepoint and InfoPath so I'll have to explore the options a bit more. We have far greater than 50 so at least I can rule the first one out! :-) I was hoping to find a more inherent solution, but I'll check out Clayton Cobb's steps and see if that helps ...
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On the top repeating table, I have created hidden field (field1) and under SupplierDate field I have applied the rule to set a field value "addDays(., 7)" to the Field field1. On the second Repeating table, I have also created hidden field (field2) and under DVTPartNumber field I have applied the rule to set a field value ...