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It can't even be published as a browser form unless it only has browser form capabilities. There are very few restrictions on browser forms in 2010, so I doubt it's a case of having incompatible features. Even if it were the case, he wouldn't have been able to publish the form to begin with. It would have given design ...
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I see that you posted in the InfoPath 2010 section of this forum. To try the solution that Ernesto suggests using Infopath 2010, go to File > Form Options > Compatibility. In the Form type dropdown, you can either select Web Browser Form or Web Browser Form (InfoPath 2007). In the same window, you can enter your IPFS server to check for ...
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Hi,
Have you tried adding conditional formatting to your sections? I imagine the logic would be something like if your checkbox is not equal to Yes, then hide the section control.
Hope that helps...
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Hi, You can put a rule on your drop down and populate your text box with the drop down value.
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How can I use rules to count how many dates on a SharePoint List corresponds to the date on the Infopath Form?
Mike V
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Make sure that everthing is a string. For some reason when I changed the data type from date to string, my Web form worked. It still have a problem with parsing the date string to date. Before publishing you might want to click on the "Design checker to see if you have any errors.
I have had to take a function ...
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Have you seen this blog post by Greg Collins? It sounds as if as long as you created your form off a schema without a namespace and didn't provide a target or default namespace you may be able to do this...
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I have a drop-down list box, list box, and text box. I've cascaded the drop-down list box and the list box. Now, I want to connect the 2nd list box to the text box so that the text box is populated with the selection from the 2nd list box. After this, I want to be able to type text in the text box.
So, for example, if I have the following ...
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Hello All,
I'm having a problem with the namespace prefix that is assigned as default in InfoPath 2003. When designing a form template in infopath, the default namespace prefix is set to “my:”. Because of this, all of the fields in my output XML file contain the prefix “my:” in front of every field.
I am trying to remove the default ...
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Hello,
I'm doing the forms through outlook, and what i want is, if a form is rejected, then it comes back to the user. When the user corrects the problem, they send it back, so the person who is approving and rejecting, wants to save each form, the one with the problems and the one that was fixed and returned (which will be the same form ...