InfoPath Dev

Hi, One way is add a boolean field to the schema with default value to false and make that field true after the submitting the mail. Means you have set the Boolean field value to true as the next action in the rule where you are submitting the mail. And add a conditional formatting to the buttons that the expression you are using now to hide/show ...

My form has a repeating table with 4 columns , column1 has textbox value , column2 has dropdownlist , column3 and column4 has datepicker control Dropdownlist is loaded from sharepoint library list(secondary data source) (note: data filter doesnot work in browser enabled form) When user enters data using repeating table like first ...

Hi,  Try the following expression. xdMath:Eval(., "(@Quantity - @LowestCompetitivePrice) div @LowestCompetitivePrice")  

Sorry, I've found solution.

I wrote "...[remainder abbreviated]" to make that line shorter in my post.  You're not supposed to actually modify it to say ...[remainder abbreviated].

He may have set Dreamweaver as the default for XML, or Dreamweaver may have helpfully done it for him. I'd try XML Editor first.... see if that fixes it.... Also, I found this on Office Online: If Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 is installed on your computer but does not start when you open InfoPath forms, you can set InfoPath as the default ...

I am afraid I was insufficiently clear. You will not be able to just copy over your current form to a new, db bound form and just have it work. All the controls will need to be bound to date fields. This means that your DB structure will need to match the structure you have in your form that you like. Then, I suppose you might be able to copy and ...

I think the '/' is being misinterpreted. Put a space between @LowestCompetitivePrice) / @LowestCompetitivePrice like so...

Oh good! Eval is great, but a little tricky at first.