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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 ...
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You totally lost me on that... :(
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Hi again,
I got it to work finally.
I can't remember exactly where I found this solution, but it works, so i'm happy ... for now ;)
Dim ns As XmlNamespaceManager = Me.NamespaceManager
Dim textfield As XPathNavigator = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:My_Fields/my:RichTextField", ...
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Interesting that there's a few having this challenge.
I need to bind my control to a Secondary Data Source, so whichever control works best, I'm all for. Currently I'm using an Expression Box because it allows a formula to be used. I've used concat to display mulitple columns of data from my SharePoint site but they just come out ...
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[quote user="Stavi"]do you mean paragraph breaks? (as infopath calls them)
I know how to get paragraph breaks into a concat function however expression boxes ignore paragraph breaks :(
It does work on text boxes though[/quote]
How so?
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[quote user="md.zakir.hossain"]
Already done it. But no result. Do you have any idea about infopath date picker either fully support or not in mozila firefox 3.0?
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found this...
"1Although you can use date pickers in a browser-compatible form template, the calendar icon and pop-up calendar appear only in supported ...
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This sample has a hyperlink in a section and uses the On Context Change event to determine if the link has been clicked before enabling a submit button.
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This form sample demonstrates using translate() to return text in all upper or all lower case
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This form works around the problem with using filtered XPath in expression boxes in browser based forms by putting summarized filtered information into a default value on an additional field, allowing you to provide a summarized view of data entered into a repeating table.
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This form sample has an expression box that multiplies two items on each row of a repeating table for a line total, and then uses the eval() function to create a grand total for all the line items.