InfoPath Dev

Hi Sax, sorry, I don't know if it will work for you to show me this form. Your link seems to be broken (try going to it), or maybe this screen is displayed to non-logged in users - it is a https:// address after all. If you are having any more problems, please let me know. EDIT: After going to syncplicity.com, I see that a file storage trial ...

Hi Sax, Can you upload your XSN file instead of an XML file? InfoPath can't open XML files if they don't match an XSN file on your computer (at least, I don't know of a way.) Thanks! Until I see your form, I won't know, but, yes, just set your Total field using your formulas (which are huge, by the way!).

Hi CandiH, You can put the text boxes in a section and hide the section with conditional formatting when "not ok" is checked. This would also hide the labels for the textboxes and make the form only one page when "not ok" is checked. Unfortunately, switching views is not an available rule for checkboxes/option buttons/etc., ...

Hi exemplaris, Instead of writing code and using optional sections, you could just use a normal section with conditional formatting to hide the section when your drop-down listbox is not the odd choice. Would this work for you?

Hi SaXx143, You should start by making all your fields integer data types (you can change this in the field properties box.) What controls, exactly, are you using? For most of them there is a way to display text that corresponds to an actual number value. After that it's just multiplication. The attached form has several different options ...

Hi dmike15, I also have wondered about this for a long time. I think the answer is to create a new button that does your insert for you using code. See the following: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/9514/33687.aspx http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointinfopath/thread/74de7183-e667-425c-8da4-075ce9e9a671/.

Another way to do it with actual checkboxes/radio buttons: In each row of your repeating table, have a radio button, RAD, and an unseen integer field, STATUSFIELD, and another integer field, WATCHER. Outside of your repeating table, an integer field CURRENTHIGH, set to 0. When the user clicks a radio button, set current()/STATUSFIELD and ...

Suresh, a possible way to do this would be to have a repeating table filled with buttons that look like radiobuttons and with a field in your datasource ("field1") containing the actual value. When the user clicks on a button, set field1 to the value of the field associated with that row. You could use conditional formatting to ...

Thanks, Ernesto. I did and the article answered my questions.

Hi All, I read that it is possible to add pictures to buttons in InfoPath 2007 by editing the .xsf file. How would this be accomplished? Also, after applying a color to a button in InfoPath, it becomes flat and un-3D. The only way I know of to get this back is to undo, which of course restores the original color. Is there any way to change ...