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you can use conditional formatting to make fields readonly if you dont want a particular user/group not to be able to edit it.
i would suggest a step by tep approval.. not the concurrent one, bcoz in the concurrent one there are chances are user overwriting other users changes
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can u attach ur template..
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Thank you for this information Jimmy. I am afraid I am very confused by the instructions re selectedCount and previousSelectedCount.
If I have a default value on selectedCount = count(listboxfield), why do I need a rule which sets selectedCount =count(listboxfield) ? Surely if I have the Update when value is recalculated ticked that ...
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are you sure that the formula
field1+field2+field3
without sum is correct !!
I tried it but it does not work
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you dont need to use sum() function..
just field1+ field2 + field3...
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why dont you use rules instead and set the value of the field to now()
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I have an issue where I need to populate the values of a drop-down list box from the value of a single static field plus the values from a field within a repeating section. I can do one or the other but I am unable to do both. I am using InfoPath 2003, can anyone help?
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Hey Thanks Qazi.
I got it.
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well create seperate section for all the cars then based on which checkbox is checked show the relevant section..
on each section have a conditional formatting
if relevant_checkbox is not equal to 1
hide this section
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string[] domain = loginId.Split('\\');
entry = new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://MyServer/DC=MyDomain,DC=net", "username", "password");Dsearch = new DirectorySearcher(entry);if (domain.Length == 2)
{Dsearch.Filter = "(&(objectClass=user)(samAccountName=" + domain[1] + "))"; ...