InfoPath Dev

Hello, I hope someone can aid me in this process around filtered secondary data sources.I have a form which has a Repeating section in it which hold details about how a specific Business Action will be dealt with.  It is necessary to create multiple instances of the section to divide responsibility and break the job into ...

 I'm not sure if I have to use a choice group for my requirement. I just read about choice group which looked like the one I need My requirement is that, I have to create an xsn where I need to have options for the user to insert anything he needs example : I have a partition element under which user should be able to insert any of the ...

Each time i upload i get file/feature created in 14 hive, and when i upgrade i get another version.this causes huge space issue .can i get out of this issue .Kindly help as this being client project

Got your private message on this - under the submit options, set to use rules. Please see the attached screenshot. I'm guessing if you don't see the "Option" tab when you replied, you used quick reply?

Hey thank you - that seemed to do the trick!

I've figured it out myself. I use one date picker and two dropdown listboxes to solve to problem. start time and end time dropdowns should be 08:00 08:30 09:00 etc... add a validation rule to date picker: is in the past. add a validation rule to end time dropdown listbox: end time is less than or equal to start time. That should be fine.

Hi, I find date time picker is hard to adjust. There're 2 date time pickers on the form: From and To I need From & To can only be selected 8:00 to 17:00 everyday in the future. From and To should be the same day. How to accomplish that?

I used InfoPath for YEARS before I noticed that dropdown. It really does make building this kind of condition a lot easier. :)

Wow. Thanks, Hilary. After I posted the question I continued to work on it for several more hours and finally cobbled together this formula: contains(xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(../my:ProductGroup/my:Item, 'concat(my:Reason, ";")'), ".."), "Other") Your way is much easier. I never noticed that dropdown list ...

What is the data source for the dropdown list? If XML, you could intentionally leave the first node blank, and then set that blank item to the value in your text box. If a SharePoint List, I suppose you could also have a blank item... You will probably need some helper fields in the 2ds to make that happen without accidentally setting all the ...