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Hi, and welcome!
When you say that you tried to use rules to modify the value of the different Field elements, can you tell me more about what you tried? I think in the example you quote, they actually put controls on the form that are bound to the secondary data source with the Field elements for setting those values. Do you have form controls ...
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It's relevant to their screen resolution and size of the window. You need to set static widths for your fields in the form template, else they will auto-expand like that. IT's a pain, but it's a known issue (not just your issue).
Not sure about the skewed colors.
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The license file appears to have resolved all of the issues. Thank you for the prompt solution!
--Scott
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The form fields are extremely long (horizontally) after submitting a form to an email submit. This appears to only be the case for some users. Doesn't seem to matter whether they are using Outlook 2003 or 2007, though I am the one that experiences this problem the most on Outlook 2007. Some users don't have the length problems, but ...
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Same with no code:
http://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2009/07/06/how-to-check-if-your-form-is-dirty/
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I've just emailed you a license and a document on how to configure using the email address associated with your InfoPathDev account. Let me know if you don't receive it....
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Not sure of a trick for that other than to use the IsDirty qRules that Qdabra has in version 1.7. 1.6 is available for download right now from this site, but 1.7 will be available later this week. You can check for data validation and use it to disable the button (or any other control). I have already verified that this works and ...
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Form template: file:///(our file server)\data\Templates\Maintenance_Request.xsnThe following DataObject either cannot be created or cannot be initialized: DepartmentsThe query cannot be run for the following DataObject: Departments
InfoPath cannot run the specified query.InfoPath cannot connect to the data source.
Safety settings on this ...
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Hi --
Sorry for the inconvenience! I'm going to send you a trial license and instructions on how to add it. I'll just send that to the email address associated with your InfoPathDev account, if that's okay with you?
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Ok, Here is my problem:
I have two fields, one is text box(formatted to whole number) and the other is button. If user inputs number in the first field, then button should be enabled. If user inputs text in the first field, form has to throw the error message and the button should be in disabled state. Please let me know how can I achieve this? ...