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Hi guys,
5px for width of a button is awfully small...I doubt you would be able to see even the first letter of ''Hello''!
Don't know if that is causing some issues with this, but thought I would throw it out there!
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J.L.,
Yes it's the browser settings you want to change.
Is this just happening with one form? Can you try opening the form on another machine to see if it happens there and can you try making a brand new test form calling to the same Access mdb to see if it's some type of strange issue with the form iteslf?
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quote:Originally posted by quelcjlx
Thanks, Ted. That helps, but -- if I understand correctly -- the only way to have others use fully trusted forms is for the forms to be installed individually for each user, preferably via an MSI package. The implication is that if it is a requirement that I make these forms accessible from a intranet web ...
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Hi quelcjlx and welcome to the InfoPathDev forums!
I think you can eliminate that message by making the form fully trusted - in other words digitally signing the document.
And this post might help you out:
http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=134
Hope that helps!
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Dayna,
I just sent you the sample file. Let me know if you don't get it (spam blocked for example) and I'll figure an alternative way to get it to you.
Take care!
Ted
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Hi Dayna,
I think I know what you are trying to do. I posted some advice to someone a month or so ago where he wanted the check boxes to indicate the items selected by the person filling the form out and then having a summary of what they checked. The best way to do that is going to be with views and doing some true/false tests on the check ...
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Taffman,
This is an ongoing issue with InfoPath. There isn't an easy answer for this, it has to do with InfoPath using IE for rendering of pages. See this post here:
http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2149
With code you can do ...
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Hi rzwahr,
What you need to do is to create a rule within your ''tax box'' checkbox for selecting that the item is taxable that then calculates the sales tax in your sales tax amount field based upon the value of the checkbox (either checked or unchecked) - basically a true/false test.
So when the user selects the ''Yes this item is taxable'' ...
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sharann,
How exactly are you using this form? It sounds like you have an excel file that is being generated monthly (by you?) that you import into Access and then create the InfoPath form from there? How do the sales figures get into Excel?
Have you thought about having InfoPath collect the sales results and submitting into an Access ...
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Hi sharann and welcome to the InfoPathDev forums!
You can do this and Matt Faus has written an excellent ''How To'' that should get you started in the right direction:
http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=9111ef580f95479890fc18fb2c5bac85
Hope that helps and good luck,
Ted