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Hello Info Path Guru's
I am new to InfoPath and am trying to accomplish a task. I was wondering if anybody knew how to do it or even if it is possible.
I have a form with a field Ex: how many rooms do you want? this is a text box which only accepts int.
Say a user puts 3.
Then I have a repeating section which I would only want ...
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I found what is causing this rendering bug in emails sent from the server.
When you insert a layout table with the following column sizes :
255px
20px
255px here is what is inserted in the xsl :
<table>
<colgroup>
<col style="WIDTH:
255px" /><col style="WIDTH:
20px" /><col style="WIDTH: ...
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after inserting data to database how to show sucess page or page refresh for submitting another record.
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please tell me how to convert infopath form to webpage?.
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thnx jimmy, i tried what u told me and it worked however i cannot do this to every single section in the form, its pretty big.
well i did a work around by putting in the xml document (datasource) enough info inorder for it to return to me the most appropriate user role after a ton of filtering :S and then im gonna do actions for this user ...
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OK, I found a bit more. This only happens in Firefox. I'm going to accept that, as our corporate standard is IE, but if anyone does have any idea why the browsers would act differently, I'd love to hear it.
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XPath can be very useful, and not too confusing once you get the hang of it.
Anyway, if you want to hide a section when a user is not in a certain role, you should be able to use XPath like the following in the conditional formatting dialog:
not(xdXDocument:GetDOM("roles")/roles/role[name = "Account ...
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yes i am familiar with code, c# especially, but this whole XPath mess just pisses me off and i did not want to get messy untill im sure that there is no way to do that out of the box.
anyway, about this field, i play to keep the role names which the current user can play in this document, and depending on it user may or maynot have restrictions ...
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I don't believe the default value on a field can populate a repeating field like that, and this doesn't sound like something that can be done with rules either. It wouldn't be too difficult to do with code, but are you comfortable with code?
But may I first ask what you plan to do with the field once it is copied ...
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Hello and welcome to our forums!
This tutorial might help you. http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/04/18/Automatically-Populate-Fields-from-a-Drop_2D00_Down-Selection.aspx. It uses text boxes to populate from xml.