-
-
-
no the issue is not with showing all the fields, it is most probably a validation error.
And you dont have to explicity define Data validation. some validations are implicit. like
calendar control can only contain date.
if you specify a field to be of type whole number(integer) then it can only contain integer value...
-
i dont know how to change the color, but i definetly can say you how to get rid of the whole thing
1) To turn off the logo: stsadm -o setformsserviceproperty -pn AllowBranding -pv false
2) To turn on the logo: stsadm -o setformsserviceproperty -pn AllowBranding -pv true
these commands need to be run on the server
-
well there is no such option avaiable in infopath as far as i know, what you can do is insert pagebreaks in the printview and force the section to be printed on one page. however if the section is too long it might span across pages
-
you can use substring function to achieve this.
syntax : substring(field, start_from, length)
set rules on the input1 field to set value of fields
receive1 = substring(., 1, 1)
receive2 = substring(., 2, 1)
receive3 = substring(., 3, 1)
receive4 = substring(., 4, 1)
-
Hello,
I've created a very simple Infopath 2007 form and published it to moss to run on Infopath services. To fill out the form, i open IE6(our standard) fill out the form on the moss library and hit submit. Information submits perfectly to Outlook 2003, but when viewing the form on an inbox via Blackberry I get inconsistent results, I ...
-
Hi Bryan,
You can do it by changing the SQL command in the data connection wizard - click on the 'Edit SQL...' button in the data connection wizard, and enter the following command
Select TOP 1 * from <TableName> order by 'Field1' desc.
-
InfoPath will always do this if you go through the data connection wizard to update a data source like the one you describe.
The two options you have are:
Remove the unneded resource files afterward
Edit the form's source directly, making the necessary changes to the XML resource and its corresponding XSD file (this requires an ...
-
I figured it out with the following code:DOMNodeList A1aaa = thisXDocument.DOM.selectNodes("/dfs:myFields/my:AcquisitionPlan/my:A1");
foreach (IXMLDOMNode node in A1aaa)if (node.text.Length > 0)
{string attachedFile = node.text;
Encoding _encoding = Encoding.Unicode;using (MemoryStream _memoryStream = new ...