InfoPath Dev

 Hi Arthur, I'm not quite sure why FormsViewer is showing the time in that format. If you can attach your XSN with some repro steps we can have a look at it, but basically, FormsViewer doesn't really have support for time formatting just yet. We've found that most forms don't make use of time fields (far more forms have ...

I've attached a copy of the form here.

Oh boy. Any chance I can see a copy of the form? You can attach it under the Options tab in a reply....

I've been banging my head on this one for HOURS. Here's where I'm at right now. I can populate a calculated field using a formula with a data source with some filters applied. No problem. But when I try to use a button's rules to "Set a field's value" using the same data source and same filters, I get "Some ...

Suggestion one: You have to move the script editor web part out of the middle of the two. Edit the script editor web part and drill down the layout link and change the web part zone to 0, so that way you can move it to the top of the form. Suggestion Two: Did you find the exact web part ID for your InfoPath form web part? I saw in your ...

I implemented exactly as suggested, however I can't the space between 2 web parts is changed. See the SS of what I did.

Regardless of settings defined in InfoPath Designer for Time field, it always displays in AM/PM format in FormsViewer (i.e. 03:00:00 AM). Is there a way to change it to 24hr format without seconds (i.e. 15:00)? Can someone help me with this?

 Once you get the web part ID, insert a script editor web part on the same page then click on the edit source icon in Markup section then copy paste the following code to the box. Note: you have to modify the web part ID and change the pixels to your needs   <style ...

Yeah, I thought it was weird too. I did try the postback setting (on both the fields that cause the change and the fields being cascaded down to), but it didn't change the behavior. The only thing I can think is since the whole thing is triggered by the change of the dropdown, and 4 of the fields cascaded down to are dropdown boxes, that some ...

I modified this sample to have a repeating table - if you are using a browser form, you may want to verify this works as anticipated in the browser prior to adding this logic to your own form.