InfoPath Dev

Step away from the olive fork. What are the postback settings on the controls that aren't behaving? What about the controls that affect the filtering for those controls? That is -- you mention picking a job. What is postback set to on the control where the user picks a job? Generally, I expect browser forms to only behave well in IE....

So in Firefox AND Safari, the repeating tables initially show un-formatted until you hover over them.  For instance, the only table that should be showing items is the one showing items in "Saved" status.  But upon opening the form and picking a job, all the tables show stuff in that status until they are hovered over . . . ...

I published the "Attachment Type" sample you sent me, and it works fine without java errors.  I'm going to test my form on Firefox to see what happens. 

 I attached one of the form templates. Thanks!

Well, the buttons in the form copy tables from the secondary data source to the main data source.  But that's working anyway, so I guess it is posting back.  Yes, I put the status fields in my main data source, and it IS getting the right data back.  I get a bunch of "Warnings" in design checker - all of them say ...

It sounds like you have a few different issues going on here? First, if you are in design mode, when your form's compatibility is set to browser, do you have any errors or informational warnings in the design checker? Second, I usually set my postback to always for fields or controls that are executing qRules commands. But you say "this ...

Also, with qrules, what is the optimal postback settings for fields that kick of the rules?  I would assume it should be "Always", but this did not change anything in my browser-form behavior. 

I'm also getting JavaScript page errors.  (core.js invalid argument).  I don't know if that is related.  The conditional formatting on the "Total" field for the repeating section is working . . . IE - if status=X  Sum Y.  But the Hide this control if status = x does not want to work.  I have a ...

Hi Menion, In our experience we have found digitial signatures hard to work with - yes you can do it and it is support in InfoPath but as you have found it is time consuming and once you get them setup you have long term maintanence and renewal of the certificates themselves. You might want to consider looking at product that we came up with to ...

Hi Steve, We have done a lot of consulting work on Timesheet projects for many different customers and would be happy to help you out.  If you are interested in talking to me about engaging Qdabra Software to help you could send me a private message via the forum and we would be glad to contact you to talk about this project. Ted