InfoPath Dev

Hi, We have been using incremental numbering on InfoPath forms which come from the number of documents in the library. However, i have noticed that it stops counting after 100 most likely due to the limit of documents that can displayed in each view. Is there a count function or something similar that wil let me count passed the 100 item ...

Not a full code but enough to give you an ideaXPathNodeIterator xnav = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().Select("/my:IdeaBankFields/my:IdeaBankGrp/my:IdeaBank", NamespaceManager);  while (xnav.MoveNext()) {XPathNavigator ideaNav = xnav.Current.CreateNavigator(); string postTitle = ...

Thanks, Hillary. I have already downloaded qRules, but havent been able to work out a way of submitting multiple updates back to the source list from my form.

Hey Vishal,  Thanks for your suggestion. I'll definitly try this one out, althouth I was hoping to avoid any coding this time around :)  If you could shoot me your sample code I'd really appreciate it.  Thanks, Alex.

Hello, I do not want to write code. I have 2 dropdown lists.  1) Supplier Category (100's of items) 2) Payment Terms (5 Entries) - Default is 25 Days EOM Fine Print should be hidden in most cases. Here is some code (Jade - see below) I wrote that works based on the the 2 dropdowns selected. The Fine Print should only show if ...

Hi Vishal, Thanks for the reply.  Do you have example for this? As I'm not from programming background :( I tried code, which passing the value to temporary repeating field, but seems can't work because it still can't pass the value to the repeating field. Thanks :)

Sorry was just using hypothetical names.  The rule works, but is there any "easier" method then creating that rule individually for 50+ fields?

In you initial post, I thought you said fieldzz was "read only"? Did I misunderstand? At any rate, as soon as the field CHANGES, your rules will run. But if the field starts as blank and remains blank, no rules will run.

Hmm, thats the way I've been doing it currently, but whats the most efficent way of doing this?  this is currently what i'm doing:  Fieldzz is a input field  Fieldxx is a read only field  Fieldyy is a data store field  First Rule on Fieldzz -> if fieldzz is not blank set fieldxx to fieldyy  Second ...

Okay -- but the concept is still the same -- the rule to set the value must be on a field that changes. So if fieldzz never changes (as it is read only -- you'd have to be changing it with another rule, since the user can't change it) the rule never fires.