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Thanks Clay!
By removing the save button and replace it with submit button, it will not submit the forms if there are errors in the form.
Also user don't have to specify a file name for the forms.
Thanks again.
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hi mate i tried isntall that program and it says i need windows nt etc but i have vista /?? also i forgot to add that i dont have it installed on any servers but isntead on my hd at the moment does that make a difference as to wether i can do the drop down autofill thingy ?
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The list box should be bound to a field in your main data source. Then use the secondary connection as the source for the list. I am guessing that your list box is bound directly to a field in the data connection which is not how you want to set it up.
1 would be to drag a repeating table on to verify what is coming in via your ...
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Under form options you can uncheck whether the user can save the form themselves. This is different from setting up a submit data connection which saves the form.
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You need to create a submit data connection and there you can set and control where a form is saved and the naming convention.
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oh its a browser form...
I do not think there is anyway to remove that formatting menu. You could check the form code itself but my guess is it is part of form services.
Let us know if you do.
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You may be confusing views with forms.
A typical method is to have multiple views in your form, one read only and one editable.
Otherwise you can have a button with an action to open another form.
But I think you really want one form with two views which you can move between with a button or triggered by another event.
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Thank you.
Yes, it is great on the local computer, but this option is disabled for the InfoPath Forms Services to be supported in browser. There is only the option of multi-line.
Anna
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Hi Kon,
We can likely modify the Excel to InfoPath conversion tool to meet your needs but it will take some time. If you are willing to pay for time and materials we'd be happy to help. My guess is that it would be on the order of two 5 hour support packs (See http://www.qdabra.com/products_all.asp?cat=12). The result would be a tool ...
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Hi,
I've done a data validation to some of the fields in the browser forms. Even if user enter invalid data, the form can still be save/submit. Is there anyway I can prevent the browser forms from be able to save/submit if user enter invalid data?