InfoPath Dev

Hi Paul, I understand your problem as that if you change the dropdown value in the repeating control that it changes the value for all instances instead of just the one row.  If that is the case, then the problem is likely that your dropdown control isn't bound correctly.  You'll need to make sure its bound to a field under the ...

You can remove the Close button from the ribbon by going to File --> Form Options --> Web Browser --> Uncheck Close. The other form that prompts you to save is probably a document library form.

Hi there, In the InfoPath designer check that the properties of the Rich Text control has Enhanced Rich Text selected and then republish the form.  If that doesn't work, try deleting the control and adding it back into the form again. Hopefully one of those two options will fix the problem for you.

Hi Lola, By default when you insert a new section control it will bind it to a new group.  Its actually interesting that you can bind a section control to a field as I've never tried that before and InfoPath doesn't complain about it :) But if the functionality seems to work better for when its bound to a field, all you need to do ...

AFAIK, there is no way to embed a video in a browser enabled form.  ActiveX would work, but as you said its a client only feature.  I'd be interested to see if you manage to find a way to do this! :)

You could have a temp field that you write a value on save/submit and perform a check on load whether this value is there. Then you would have a rule check this field and disable the control. Alternatively, qRules has an isNew function which will check whether the form has not been saved or submitted.

That does sound odd!  Well I have an idea you can try.  For your repeating table, go into the properties and click on the Browser forms tab.  Select always here.  My suspicion is that the value isn't getting updated in the browser and will require a postback.  I should warn you though that this might slow down the ...

If your people picker only has one value then you can just grab the first instance of DisplayName rather easily. If you require multiple values, then you'll probably need the double eval trick.  There are a few posts on this topic or a quick search will bring up quite a few results.  I haven't tried this out myself with the ...

This isn't supported in the InfoPath UI.  You can open up the XSL and add the links yourself if you are HTML savvy. Have you considered breaking up your form into multiple views instead?

Hi Jason, You can limit the characters in a text box control.  Go to control properties and under the Display tab you'll find the right property to set.