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Hi again Jimmy,
With the following condition
not(/my:myFields/my:repeatingGroup[my:checkedField = 'valueWhenChecked'])
Does that dynamically apply to all of the Repeating rows of data for the check box field?
If you don't use the "not(/my....." and turn the values around, would the condition still ...
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Thanks also for that tip too Jimmy. I am was trying to d the same. Seem to have found a solution.
On tyour track, I am having trouble with down loading the qrules,
I think I need Windows XP professional. I only have XP home edition.
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Hi ssrt,
I am a newbie, But, are you adding Submit buttons onto your form? They will save the database changes.
I would like to think save FORM functions could be loaded into the same button too?
I am using the Submit button quite well to save the database record and field changes.
Hope this helps.
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Hilary and Pinapple23, there is an auto increment key in MS Access.
I try to ignore it. Not sure how to grapple with the key though.
But how would PIneapple23 and myself use this feature in the form?
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Thanks for the response Hilary, I am not quite clear on what you are saying here.
But I think you are infering to my use of a secondary data source for the supplier.
I am currently redesigning the form with the Supplier as the primary table, much to my angst.
I will have the customer as a subordinate table.
Then I am ...
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Hi there,
I would like to hide the message box display that appears after you submit a form.
I am trying to partially automate the process.
I am not a VB programmer. Would like to. One day.
I tried modify code in module in Submit Options/Submit rules/Edit code.
I uncommented the line of code in "Public Sub ...
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Thanks Jimmy. I have redesigned the form accordingly.
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Hi,
I am trying to digitally sign InfoPath 2007 forms on the server side and make it possible for the user to validate the signature with InfoPath application. On the server side I would like to use the .NET to create and process the documents (that means System.Xml and System.Security.Cryptography.Xml).
I've found a few topics ...
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No, this isn't possible. You have a few alternatives:
Place multiple similar-looking controls on the form with different bindings, and use conditional formatting to hide all but one at any given time
or
Create a secondary (embedded XML) data source and bind the controls to fields in this data source, setting its values to and from ...
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Hi All,
Is it possible to bind a control in InfoPath form to multiple data sources. If yes, how?
How to use same textbox, checkbox, date controls, etc.. to use different data sources, so that the controls get populated from various sources during different times.