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hi thanks for the reply
ie 7.0.5730.13
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Hello Hillary,
thanks! This works! I've indeed added the same rule to the alpha box, so if someone makes a mistake i.e. and they correct it, the value will be adjusted as well.
Great.
Now only one thing I'm noticing: the alpha box drop-down is filled with 25-66, but alot of times! It doesn't matter which you choose, so it's no ...
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Hi Dan,
Well, you could certainly set up 3 database queries as actions in a rule that fires when you click a button. The problem is that the data must be pulled down to the form and then filtered so it could take a lot of time if you have large databases. There is no way in InfoPath to pass a query filter in dynamically from a field when you ...
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Thanks Frederik for the link,
InfoPathDev also has probably 20 blogs on this topic. Greg did a lot of blogs several years ago that deal with cascading dropdowns. Were you not able to find those?
For example: ...
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http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/13795/49012.aspx
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Off the top of my head:
InfoPath Form:
XML Template Parts
Master-Detail
Contact Selector (ActiveX)
Logic Inspector
Changes to Email connector
Main Data conversion (when data source changes)
Secondary Data Connector conversion (to UDC files)
New Object Model for programmers
Export options in editor for PDF ...
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InfoPath uses XML data types which by default uses YYYY-MM-DD as the underlying representation. You are concatenating these values in a string on submit, so you will need to change the format before at that time. You could write code to do this or you could add a text field to your form and a rule action on submit that sets the ...
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If you have hardcoded the dropdown using the Designer and entering values directly into it, you may need to copy those values into an XML resource and file attach to the solution. Then, you can reference the file and use filtering to find the display value you want.
If the dropdown is populated from a database, you can use filtering to get at the ...
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Hi GMLear,
I've asked Greg to respond since I am not doing much development these days. I know MS changed things a bit in 2007. You should search for "regform.exe" which worked for IP2003 forms. For 2007, they changed MSI creation to be via Visual Studio and it was a bear to get working but I believe there was a solution. Anyway, ...
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What version of the browser are you using? Is it IE, FireFox, Safari, Mozilla, etc. and what's the version number?