-
Without code as requested http://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2009/07/06/how-to-check-if-your-form-is-dirty/
-
Worked well Jimmy, thanks. There is a problem I can't figure out though with that solution. The mainItems datasource is a repeating section. When I debug, I get a value where the count = 2 for the SecSource and yet it always displays 3 rows in the repeating section (one is always blank) when ...
-
Sorry, I'm still not clear on what you mean. I understand that there are two ways to open a form when using SharePoint:
1. In the browser (Internet Explorer), using IPFS.
2. In the client, i.e. Microsoft Office InfoPath.
I'm not sure what is the portal that you mention.
-
>Default value of "Check" field is (Clear=max(Clear) and (Clear != 0))
Here could be your problem. If you look at actual XPath of that expression you will see Clear field having different referencing depending on what we going to do. First and third entries are relative references second is absolute one.
-
Hi Alec,
I have seen your form it is working but when i replicate the same rules and values in my form mine is not working i don't know why it's not working. Can you explain the rules i am missing any.
I have a repeating table
myFields
-group1
...
-
If your form doesn't have code, you could look at qRules:
http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx
Perhaps the Insert command will work in this situation...
-
Yes, Normally when we open the form it opens in complete browser. But I want it to be opened in the portal.
-
I solved this issue,
thanks,
Brano
-
What do you mean "open in the portal"? Are you talking about browser forms (IPFS)?
-
Hi Michael and welcome to the forum.
You don't need code to add up fields. See the attached sample to see an example fo the SUM function.
Concerning your second question, I do not think that there is a way to keep an Excel spreadsheet and an InfoPath field perfectly in sync. Keeping them "linked" is something out of my league. Good ...