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Try setting the default value formula for the option button field to this:
2 - (substring(SocialSecurity, string-length(SocialSecurity), 1) mod 2)
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Perhaps this blog post can help you with the Control Binding is not Supported error:
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2012/01/19/ipfs-design-checker-errors-amp-print-preview.aspx
The alternative would be to have two fields with default value formulas to count the number of Yeses and Nos, and display those in your form.
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Hello juree,
Please observe the URL displayed in your browser when you have the form open in the browser. It should have a rather long URL with https://servername/sites/sitename/libName/name.xml buried in there somewhere. If you take that apart and contatenate in the URL of the form's XML, that should give you the right ...
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Ne prêtez attention pas à ma réponse antérieur. Pensais que vous utilisez SQL ici.
Il me semble que votre usage de substringof() pourrait être à l'envers. Avez-vous essayé ça, comme Hilary nous a montré?:
strFilter += " and substringof('" + sfield1 + "', ...
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Quelles sont les valeurs que vous avez essayé d'utiliser? contains() ne peut pas trouver que les valeurs que contiennent sfield1 comme une parole entière. Par exemple, si RaisonSocialDuClient est 'Aller au magasin' et sfield1 est 'mag', contains() ne va trouver pa cette valeur.
En cet cas, je pense que LIKE vous ...
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Assuming you've set up these rows all with separate fields rather than a repeating table and that they all have the same checked/unchecked values, the formula to count the number of checkboxes that are checked would be:
count((firstField | secondField | thirdField | ... | lastField)[. = 'valueWhenChecked'])
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Try using something like this as the default value formula for the QC_SendTo field:
QC_Table[last() - 1]/QC_Email
To enter this formula, you can use the Insert Field or Group... dialog to select QC_Email, then check Show XPath, and enter the [last() - 1] part.
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No, it isn't possible to use JavaScript in browser forms, though you can use managed code (C#/VB.NET).
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Hello again,
You are correct that InfoPath's built-in functions do not support filtering. Since the need to filter is an extremely common requirement for people, Qdabra has come up with some ready-made solutions to ease this pain, speed up your form and get around these limits.
DBXL is web service that resides on the server and allows ...
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It doesn't look like your images came through correctly. Could you try uploading them again? Could you go into some details about how the filtering is implemented/how rules are set up on the dropdown fields?