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Have you tried using conditional formatting with these controls to keep the signature from repeating when you don't want it to?
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The only problem with making the field read only if it's not blank in conditional fomatting is that the person who is originally filling out the form won't be able to modify the value of the field if they make a mistake.
Through the use of user roles I believe you can do what you need to do - as you can define views and conditional formatting ...
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trufooser,
What do you mean when you say the text is ''inside a control''?
How are you storing that note?
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Have you applied any rules to the date picker and rich text field? If I understand what is happening correctly, it sounds like you have some rule that is doing that.
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Ptrudell,
Yes you can do this through the use of rules. Your issue of overriding the db submit when you change it to email submit is expected behavior on the part of InfoPath - that's how it's designed. But through the use of rules you can change this behavior to do exactly what you need to do.
Here is an excellent article that should help you ...
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Hi Raj,
You can get this to work with the hyperlink method mentioned in the article, but it will only open the document in IE browser not in Notepad itself.
Where is the document located that you want users to open? Is it on a network? Do you want the users to open the actual notepad file on the network and save changes or do you want them to ...
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Hi rkvasal,
Have you had a look at this how-to from the MS website?
http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/assistance/HP010968051033.aspx#Insert_a_dynamic_hyperlink
This should get you started on what you want to do hopefully!
Good luck
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Ptrudell,
Quick question on this: are you using any views on the form? And it sounds like you are using a custom task pane to create the submit buttons? It almost sounds like an issue with those buttons. I assume you have verified that the form data is being written to the database correctly?
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Hi WickedShark,
Here is one way you can do this:
1) hide the text box for comments if the user selects anything other than no (right click on text box field and select ''conditional formatting''. You can then hide the control using a test on the value of your drop down list box value)
2) make sure that the value of the the text box cannot be ...
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Hi KSG and welcome to InfoPathDev forums.
InfoPath can certainly be a part of this workflow and would be an excellent tool help you get this done, but I don't think you will find that InfoPath alone can do all this for you. Most solutions are going to require the addition of custom code or scripting within InfoPath in conjunction with other ...