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Clicking "Edit in Browser" doesn't change the behavior of the form. You should be able to check values just like you would in any form at any time. Use the Form Load rules to check field values and set other field values accordingly. Did the example you give not work? I would not use "contains," but ...
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Have you accidentally turned it off in Tools > Form Options > Open & Save (or Browser)?
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sorry for that check this one http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/14068/50204.aspx
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I have a timesheet template that works well, however when it's submitted including the active view - the email is distorted and partially scrambled. Has anyone else experienced this and if so any idea on what steps I would need to take to resolve it?
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Hi:
You can definitely hide and display sections based on a variety of conditions. For example, you could use User Roles and create some AD groups for your 'prep people', 'interviewers' and so on. The conditionally show or hide sections based on the User Role bound to that group. You can also base conditional formatting off of ...
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If your web service takes parameters, they show up as query fields when you create a receive type secondary data connection to that web service. In your form, you can use rules on a field or a button to populate those query fields and then run the query -- which would return the data based on those parameters. Does your web service have ...
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Hi all,
This is probably really easy but I can't seem to get the "Print" option to appear in an InfoPath form under SharePoint 2010.
This used to work out of the box in InfoPath 2007 but for some reason does not appear in 2010.
Does anyone have any advice?
Thanks
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Awesome thanks for your help mate its much appreciated.
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Adding items to an array and iterating through them is a fairly elementary matter and if your coding expertise isn't up to that level, I would caution against trying to use code in your form as it may become a maintenance liability later on.
Here at Qdabra we try to discourage using custom code in forms (including in our own ...
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Thanks for replying Jimmy. It helped me a lot.