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hi,
can you attach the form template, i tried recreating the issue but was unable to do so.
Also are you using infopath 2003, or infopath 2007
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Hi Karsten,
Another idea: use Qdabra's qRules 1.8 (free) to save the image to SharePoint and convert to a link. Switch your view to show a linked image instead of an attachment. Then you can control various things and your form size is smaller too.
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Here's an idea, use qRules 2.0 to save the field to a SharePoint list and query the SharePoint list on load to fill in the default value. Qdabra charges $199 for qRules, but if you agree to provide a testimonial, you can get a copy for free. For details, send e-mail to Sales (at) Qdabra (dot) com.
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Hi, I would like that when I open a form, a field default value is the value of the same field when I last opened the form template. Does anyone know if this is possible?
Thanks in advance!
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hi,
sorry for the short and unclear reply earlier,
i had faced same problem few months back, what i did was
i had the same attachment control both inside two section
in one section i went to properties of the attachment control i unchecked the checkbox (Allow the user to browse, delete and replace files.
i used to show the control ...
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You can only hide a section, though - no read-only formatting.
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hi,
try dropping the file attachment control inside a section, and write conditional formatting on that section.
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Hello
I understood the design of DBXL, and I support for "Philosophical Reason". As you mentioned, we don't need the databse constraint as long as we only use InfoPath to store data in SQL.
Thank you for taking your time.
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Hi Oka-san,
Looks like a contraint issue. Because of DBXL’s design of updating child tables by deleting and reinserting, primary key constraints in a child table can cause problems. There’s a philosophical reason why we do this (“loose coupling”), but easiest check is to first try to remove your constraint or your primary key from the ...
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Hello,
I know that (unfortunately) an attachment control in browser based forms cannot be conditionally formatted. Actually I have the requirement to disable the attachment from being removed/changed but able to be just viewed?
Does anyone know a trick or a workaround to set an attachment control in "view-only" mode. I know that I can ...