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I may not have typed the logic exactly right, but the concept is sound. You can definitely write the logic to meet your needs, but it's just a matter of getting it exactly how you want it to work in all scenarios.
The View method may be your best bet, because it will save you a lot of time with building logic statements all over the ...
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Hello All!
I have deisgned a form with a print view. How does one prevent printing if a required field has not been filled in?
Thanks!
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Hey Patrick,
thanks for your quick reply, I had actually started down that path, and got discouraged. When i set up a 'recieve' data connection that pulls posts the information, and then returns back the value, I run into an issue where I can't execute the 'set sample value' part of the wizard to test for the ...
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Ok, I fixed the problem - it turns out I had the name of my field wrong as I have a two Department fields that are slightly different and I used the wrong one. Thank you both so much for your patience and help - I know that's what you were both saying all along. I really appreciate it. =)
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Here's what I found in Sampledata.xml:
<xd:DataConnection Name="GetListItemsStr">
<dfs:myFields xmlns:my="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/myXSD/2009-04-28T14:41:50" xmlns:ns1="http://qdabra.com/databaseservice" ...
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Hello warrtalon,
thank you very much for your reply. It seems I really got wrong in the logic... But still,if I apply the conditions separately, one after another for a given control wouldn't they eliminate each other. I mean that if the 1st condition for a Small leads to desable, than if the second enables it - which one ...
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I am trying to create a simple three-state workflow for my browser-enabled infopath forms hosted under MOSS 2007. For each of the document library i added a column called Status where i defined my choices such as: Submitted, Investigate and Completed. After that i attched the document library to a three-state workflow available out of box froms ...
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Hi All,
I have a fully functional IP 2007 form published in sharepoint form library. I want the data to be updated in MS Access Database at the same time. I cannot find the way to submit the data to an MS Access Database using InfoPath data connection. Any suggestions.
Thanks,
Reuben
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Attached to this reply is a sample. Right click the link in the header and select save as. Open in design mode and save locally so you can open it and fill it out. New forms always open in the default view, but select TEST 2 or TEST 3 from the ddl before saving and closing. Open your save XML and it will open in the view with the title of the ...
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All of my DisplayNames are exactly the same as their corresponding Value names and I copied and pasted the names to make sure they were the same and republished my form, but the saved forms still don't open in the view they were submitted in.