InfoPath Dev

You will need to use code to achieve this. You would put the code into the onAfterChange Method on the checkbox. Looping through your table and checking if the selected field is checked (your check box). This thread has a simple code posted by Matt that you can change to fit your need ...

Oh, yeah, I forgot The Active Directory Web service on our website. It is the first option mentioned by Philip in his suggestions (see above link) and I quote ''1. Get the InfoPath form to query Active Directory so that it can extract the user's name based on the account name you get from Environment.UserName.'' As Patrick said in his reply, it ...

You need to look into the EmailAdapter if you want to be able to avoid sending the attachment. Here is the thread that should help you: Read this:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=69

Hi Dpessoa, Here is a site that should help you to tranlate your code: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/jscriptnet_to_c_.asp

Hi Marcellino, Can you please post the code that are not working (or the changes you made)? I will need more information to figure out why it is not working. Thanks.

Not sure if you can do this within the form without code. Here is a thread to get you started:http://www.mcse.ms/archive180-2005-7-1727393.html

You can look at the code in the Absence Request sample 1. Tools -> Programming ->Microsoft Script Editor 2. The updateLeaveBalance() is called to calculate the value. Hope this helps you!

Hi Marcellino, Welcome to the forum. Are you trying to multiply the values from your drop down list and display them in your optional section? Forgive me if I didn't understand you correctly.

Hi FG, you need to use number function for your psalary and asalary. ie. number(psalary)-number(asalary). Be sure to insert function number before you select your fields name.

Hi Slcuster, I have created three optional sections and all my optional sections are directly above/below each other. Have you removed all the white spaces within the optional section?