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Hi
Can anyobe help. I am integrating an inforpath 2007 brwser-enabled form with K2BP.
Have more than one view, when a user opens the form in the library, selects new, completes
and submits the form, all is good, meaning that the messagebox is displayed that the form was submitted
successfully, while the page is redirected back to the form ...
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I am getting repeat sections added to the data section on the form.
All I want is to have a single record referenced when I added a field (which may now come from any one of 7 tables)
to data section in the IP form. At the moment when I drag a field over, it automatically assumes a repeat section.
What can I do to correct ...
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A default seems to be that if a key field is blank, and the Query button selected. Then all records are displayed. If a value is entered for a key field, only that record is displayed.
The Problem is :- If I have 2 key fields, each one a field from a separate table. I enter a value for the second field.
All records are displayed for ...
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I had 1 large Access database. And one InfPath Form using that database. All seemed okay.
Until Access spat the dummy and would not allow me to maintain the DB.
I was advised to split the table up into smaller ones. I did so.
And now have 7 small Access tables, averaging about 40 fields per table.
The problem is. I am trying to ...
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Hi,
You can calculate this using the following expression.
Add a whole number field to the data source. And in the default value field, use count function. Double click to insert a field, select the repeating node. Click on Filter data. There select the drop down field is equal to ‘the name you want to count'. Click ok.
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Hi,
You can avoid the duplicate values by putting the following expressions as data validation.
count(/my:myFields/my:group1/my:group2[my:field2 != ""]) > 1 and (. = ../preceding-sibling::my:group2/my:field2 or . = ../following-sibling::my:group2/my:field2)
and add the message to display the dialogue box.
Here ...
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You can place a boolean flag field linkGenerated in your form, and a button that when clicked, performs the concatenation you mentioned and sets linkGenerated to true. Then use conditional formatting to hide the hyperlink when linkGenerated is false, and hide the textbox when it's true.
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Do you want your form to be browser compatible? Somewhere in your form (condtional formatting, a rule) something is being based on a user's role, and browser compatible forms can't have user roles....
If you don't want browser compatibility, go to Tools/ Form Options / Compatibility and deselect the browser compatibility check box....
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Well, this will get you the full user name, including the domain, but requires full trust:
System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name
So, you'd be able to substring off the domain by getting the info before the '\'. But again, since it would require your form to be full trust, I wonder if it would be worth it. ...