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Hello, and thanks for your patience. I have been able to recreate this scenario, and it works, so we need to investigate why it's not working for you. I'm attaching a screenshot will all my setup; perhaps it'll help you out as you compare to your setup.
Also: Why is TWDetails necessary as a separate table? Because there is no ...
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Hi Christian,
I haven't tried these today, but two solutions come to mind:
1. Open the xml file in a text editor and look for the published location path. Change it so it matches the path to the locally stored xsn. Save, then try to reopen it.
2. Preview the xsn, and under Preview Settings, use your XML as the sample data.
Let us ...
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Hi Hilary,
I´m sorry but I can´t do that because it´s a huge form for a customer of mine. I don´t think that they would agree if I make that form public.
It can´t be a sharepoint issue I think because I published another form to that library and there, all the expression boxes were read only as they should be.
What I can ...
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Background: I design InfoPath 2007 form templates on my computer, copy the template and the InfoPath Project file to a client’s computer, and publish the form to a shared folder on their network.
Problem: my client wants me to troubleshoot a form created with the published template and sends me the xml file. When I try to open the xml file ...
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Hi,
Is there a simple way, other than qrules?, to save a file attached to an infopath to a sharepoint list. I know how to update a list using Updatelistitems but now I want to attach a file.
Help
Regards,
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You should use the second way, but have "Code is not equal to "SH" AND Code is not equal to "PS" and Name is blank"
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I have a dropdown box (name) where I want to use validation for not being blank based on value of other dropdown box (code).
If Code <> "SH" or "PS" then Name 'cannot be blank'
I tried in 'Data Validation' window (1st way):Condition 1: If true: Code is not equal to "SH" and Name is blank, ...
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[quote user="Ted Fitch"]
Hi and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
Is your client using SharePoint?
Here is a blog post from Hilary on our team about how you can do this using a SQL table: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2008/11/21/fun-with-sequential-form-ids-sql-and-sprocs.aspx
There are a number of different ways ...
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Hi and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
Is your client using SharePoint?
Here is a blog post from Hilary on our team about how you can do this using a SQL table: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2008/11/21/fun-with-sequential-form-ids-sql-and-sprocs.aspx
There are a number of different ways you can do this.
Ted
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Hi:
You haven't missed anything -- I'm afraid there isn't a way (at least that I know of!) to mark a particular answer as helpful, or mark a question as answered. I always really appreciate it when I see people add a post to their thread mentioning that they have solved their problem, and adding any additional details about the final ...