InfoPath Dev

Hi Chintan, here's an InfoPath help article article that should help you. Also read this about adding table rows to a repeating table.

Hi everybody, Does anyone know of a chart, graphing (or similar) control for InfoPath? Where could it be downloaded? Thanks!

Are there any new XPath functions in IP2010? If so, what can they do? Thanks.

Thanks Potemkine, that's exactly what I needed. I appreciate your help!

Hi everybody, I need to have my users do a large amount of searching. Because of this, it would be nice if I could do searching that didn't require strings to exactly match. One good solution would be an XPath function that converted strings to lowercase, but I don't know if it exists. This can probably be done with code; I'm not ...

Hi codediva, Check out the attached form. Qwerty

EDIT: Now I see how to do this, but all the options are grayed out. Other people seem to be having this problem as well. Hi everybody, I'm in IP2007, and the advice here appears to only apply to IP2010. Is there anyway to set this in design mode in IP2007 or do I have to change the .xsf file when I want to do this? Thanks a lot for your ...

Hi everybody, Instead of switching views, you'll have to put the contents of the views in sections, and use conditional formatting to hide each section when the drop-down listbox is not set to the corresponding value. Hope this helps! Qwerty

Hi exemplaris, you can still use a regular section to do this, I think. Add a button to insert or hide the section. You would have to add a field to your data source, "hideSection", set to true(). If hideSection = true() and equipment != "option20" then Hide this control. The button sets hideSection to the opposite of its ...

Hi SaXx, thanks for the new link, it worked fine. As to your form, I see why the multiple-selection listbox is giving you trouble. The listbox treats different entries with the same value as the same, so clicking "Photo on Video," which has a value of 300, also turns on all the other listbox entries with a value of 300. There are several ...