Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 7 of 28 (277 items) « First ... < Previous 5 6 7 8 9 Next > ... Last » Re: Inserting a Date into a text box when a user changes data in a control and saves the form to SharePoint again That's what I meant. Sorry. It just shows the time. How can I make it show Date and the Time in the target field? Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-08-2009 Re: Inserting a Date into a text box when a user changes data in a control and saves the form to SharePoint again Hillary, Wow! It works. My condition on the list that changes is DoorChanged is not equal to not(.) and DoorChanged is not blank Set DoorUpgradeDate = Today() or Now() to better see the date changing when you change the dropdown list of door types ie. If you change to Now(), don't forget to change DoorUpadeDate to ... Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-08-2009 Re: Inserting a Date into a text box when a user changes data in a control and saves the form to SharePoint again Hillary you are great! I'll try this and get back with you. One more question. What if my doors are repeating and a user can insert multiple doors. Do I place the DoorChangeDate as a repeating field to capture each door change. Say if I had 4 doors and 3 was changed on different days. Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-08-2009 Inserting a Date into a text box when a user changes data in a control and saves the form to SharePoint again Hi, I want to do something simple, but it seem so dificult. I want to inserting a Date into a text box when a user changes data in a control and saves the form to SharePoint again each time. Say, if the user selects a different field on a dropdown box called Doors than the dropdown list contained the previous time; a date should be inserted in a ... Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-08-2009 Re: Creating a Choice Section in InfoPath 2007? Hillary, Do Microsoft plan to solve this issue and add choice sections to InfoPath 2010 maybe? Posted to Controls (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-08-2009 Re: Creating a Choice Section in InfoPath 2007? Hillary, Would this allow me to add different sections in different places. If I understand right, the option buttons will only hide and show a section, not insert mutiple section alternating different sections the way the user wishes. They might have a Appointment first or a Flight first and then a Ground Transportation next. Posted to Controls (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-07-2009 Re: Creating a Choice Section in InfoPath 2007? I've added 4 different sections in a repeating section. It almost works like real Group sections, but they do not alternate. Where would I start to mimic the choice group, if the selection is not on the Insert control. There can be only one selection on this control. Posted to Controls (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-04-2009 Re: Creating a Choice Section in InfoPath 2007? Hilary, The only controls I see under advance is Hyperlink and Expression Box. My form is brower enabled, does that has something to do with it? Also Hilary, I just want to say you are fantastic. Posted to Controls (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-04-2009 Re: Creating a Choice Section in InfoPath 2007? Samir, Can you tell me where is this control, because I don't see it on the design mode of the form. Are you certain this feature isn't just for InfoPath 2003? Posted to Controls (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-04-2009 Creating a Choice Section in InfoPath 2007? I'm attempting to create a choice section which has 4 choice options. Does anyone know how I do this in InfoPath 2007. If so, please point me to an example or a blog on it. Thanks. Posted to Controls (Forum) by Michael71 on 05-04-2009 Page 7 of 28 (277 items) « First ... < Previous 5 6 7 8 9 Next > ... Last » Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.