InfoPath Dev

i dont think you require 20 different views. 2 views should be enough for you. 1 for submitting and another for approval. what are the differences among forms submitted by different departments. if there are not much differences then you should use conditional formatiing for hidding/showing fields and rules for submitting

Hi, I'm working on a questionaire designed in InfoPath 2007. As per the requirements, as and when the user answers the questions (Yes/No), I have to populate some values in the corresponding text boxes next to the Yes/No field. To acheive this, i'm capturing the changed event of the Yes/No field and populating the value in the text box ...

If you want to push the value from one form into a new form when you open a new form, you'll need to write code for it. IP doesn't handle this scenario out of the box.

Your code works in the client? Just not on the browser?

Hmmm. I'm not sure what you mean by opening the record from the view -- so, you save the record and leave the form open, then there is another view that shows all the records that the user can select from? When I searched the web for the error you were getting, I saw an old post on a Microsoft news group that suggested the primary key field in ...

You don't have the form ID set as the primary key for the child table, do you? Wait, I re-read your post, and you say you don't. You do have an ID column on the child table though, is that correct? I'm sorry, it really sounds like you have things set up correctly, so I'm a bit perplexed at what else to suggest.

You may need to use UDC connections for your secondary data connections, but as far as I understood, you are getting data back from those just fine, only having trouble with your submit? Since you are using code for your submit, instead of built in functionality, it seems most likely that it is a code error preventing your data from ...

You'll get a red asterisk in the control if none of the data validations are met. One thing to remember, rules only fire when the field's (within the rules) value changes. Therefore, N will only become NA, if you manually select Z from your A dropdown. If you wish this rule to fire automatically when you open or preview the ...

Thank you for the response.  1 more variable to throw into the mix that I did not explain before: if A=Z N="Non Applicable"  (or blank) If I use the "OR" statement in the validation then the field is forced to not be blank (red star in field).  I tried creating a rule that if A=Z then to set N to a default of ...