InfoPath Dev

Hi Cywan, What warrtalon said is absolutaly right, sometimes you just have to accept that the rendering in the InfoPath client is different from the rendering on the web. Regarding the rendering of mandatory messages. This cannot be changed in css because it is rendered by Forms Server itself. However, I read yesterday that Micrososft has ...

Hey cywan, It should display fine in IE6. Is it possible to send me a screenshot of the form and a screenshot of what you see in IE? Or you could also send me the form so I can test it for you in IE 7 Kind Regards, Samir

Hi Michael, Is it possible to give a more detailled / visual example of what you are trying to achieve? I think that one can do alot with optional sections and repeating sections. You can also use sections with sections. Kind Regards, Samir

Hi Michael71, InfoPath 2007 already has a control called "Choice Group" (Choice Section). In each Choice Group you can define one or more Choice Sections (Choice options). Kind Regards, Samir

Hi KellUD1, Please check the following: 1- Make sure that you are in design mode and not in preview mode. To see that you have 2 options: Option 1: In the InfoPath title bar, you can see whether you are in (Design) or (Preview) mode. Option 2: Right Click on the xsn file and choose "Design" from the menu. 2- Open the File menu. The ...

Hi Valtteri, You can try this pattern. It covered 95 % all e-mail addresses that I can come up with. ([\w\-\.]+)@((\[([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\])|(([\w\-]+\.)+)([a-zA-Z]{2,4})) But it still needs a small bit of fixing as it allows. ex. .@infopathdev.com / _@infopathdev.com ..etc Regards, Samir

Hi Cywan, Are you using Internet Explorer or another browser to view the form in SharePoint? Regards, Samir

Hi Tav, I haven't tried this out yet, but you could probably do the following: 1. First of all, you have to add a reference to the System.Web namespace in your project. 2. Add an Imports statement in your code "Imports System.Web;" 3. Use the following code: ...

Brett, The only possible way I can think of is trying to store a variable in a file outside InfoPath. Xml would probably be the best. Then you can use a Secodary Data Source to receive data from that xml file and check the variable. For example, if the variable is True then a project has already been updated with a new project ...

Hey Brett, Can't you just get today's date and check whether the day value is 1. If it is 1 then you reset your counter. This function will get the day for you. substring(xdDate:Today(), 9, 2) Regards, Samir