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That was easy, thanks Qwerty!
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I have a working, published form, but if I change anything in it, the form will not open. I tried saving to a new source folder, created new nsn file, etc. No good.
The form works fine until I go into the designer and change anything. Then it will not open for preview or otherwise. Checker says: No error
I can actually still publish ...
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a-ha! thank you, I knew it was a simple syntax error
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Hi Chintan, yes, you can use the function substring-after(@field, "#;"). It will return contents of the string after the first occurence of "#;".
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Hi Hilary, I figured I try to touch base real quick since you were so helpful with my last (very simple) problem...Did you have any suggestions on my mail merge thing? I tried to make the Word 2010 mail merge solution work but I can't bind my barcode Active X control to the client & staff names as I need to (I would like the barcode ...
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Hi jaybranch! You can use the concat() function -- like concat(@managerName, "@mycompany.com") as the default value for your extra field. It is also possible to do some extra conversions to the name, such as converting it to lowercase, replacing characters, etc., as you probably know. Hope this helps!
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What is the Security Level of your form template (Tools > Form Options > Security and Trust.) If it is domain, you may want to change it to Full Trust (make sure to sign it with a trusted certificate!).
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Hi golenskd, open up the dialog boxes where you set Default Value and make sure that the "Update value when result of formula is recalculated" box is unchecked.
Hope this helps!
Qwerty
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Most likely you need to put the [1], [2] after rsIssueDescription, not tbIssueDescription.
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Hi guys, new infopath developer here and I'm running into a problem trying to access the value from a repeated section. I'm sure it's very simple but it's eluding me at the moment.
I currently have a form with a text box for a user to insert comments. From what I understand, infopath won't communicate with a ...