InfoPath Dev

ok what I meant was when I go File, Publish Form from InfoPath designer and select the Form Library location to publish to, that library which already have some data in the columns, just disappears after its published. The column names stays, just the data in the rows disappears. did that make any sense?

 No ideas?

Hi I've solved my problem. I have a working solution that does not use code but a formula in the default value for the price rate column with the "Update this value when the result of the formula is recalculated" as suggested earlier in the post. (cheers!) I applied conditional logic in the default value expression by applying the ...

Hi dlgross there is no specific tool for converting the javascript code to C#. You need to write the C# code for a javascript code manually. The tips that you need to follow are: You just need to understand the code they had written in javascript and search in GOOGLE for corresponding classes in C# and replace them in javascript file.It most of ...

Hi Suraj, Open the form in design mode. Add a conditional formatting for the field (let say filed1) which you want to make read only by checking a check box. To do that follow the below steps. 1.       Go to the field1 properties and Go to Display tab. 2.       Click on conditional ...

Hi Hilary, Thanks for the repsonse. I was actually making some progress with another approach that you suggested in a previous blog which involved a formula in the default value which handled conditional IF logic: The approach is described in the the following website: ...

Default data base connectivity works that way, along with other limitations. You need SQL and web services to escape these issues.

I think you may need code. Which version of InfoPath are you using? 2003 or 2007? I ask because the object models are different. In general terms, in the Changed (onAfterChange for 2003 OM) for your number of days in your length of hire field, you select the repeating group or field, and iterate through all the nodes. For example, in C# for the ...

I got it! There was an invisble space. What I did initially should work fine.