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That's great fellas saved me loads of time there. I have tried both options and this will definately give me the facility to do what I want.
Clay, With the conditional formatting I am using a repeating section and when the condition is false I am still left with part of section and then when the condition is true it reveals the rest?
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Thanks everyone! I took all of your advice and made the changes you suggested. However I'm still getting the same error message.
''InfoPath cannot open the selected form because of an error in the form's code.
The following error occurred:
Expected ';'
File:script.js
Line:24
string txtPath;''
Line 24 is this line in the code I posted:string ...
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Once you have your field setup that you will use to store the current view status (ViewStatus). This field will have a from the view name of the save view for a previously completed form. In From Options, open rules you would create a rule with a condition (ViewStatus = ''Save'') that will switch views to save.
For an example.
For code you ...
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Also you can use conditional formating on sections or table rows. So you create a section for each type or you have a repeating section which contains all of the items. In properties go to the display tab and conditional format. Add a condition where your check box selection does not equal the item in your table and select Hide. This way the ...
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I would think that optional section would be the way to go. They open the section if that system applies
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Hi All,
I am creating a form for System access at work and want to keep this form as clean and uncluttered as possible.
Therefore I would potentially like a button/checkbox for each system. Then upon selecting the system I would like it to reveal a table. Therefore, for any systems not selected their would be no further information on the form ...
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HI Experts,
I've just found this Website - A real world of InfoPath. And hope Experts can help me as much as possible.
I have a schema file (*.xsd include 2 Elements have the same name but have the different Sub Elements, 2 Elements have the different level)
For EX: 1st Element: Book(ISBN,Author,Title,Publisher) with level 3
2nd ...
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Also, you want to change:
XDocument.SaveAs(txtpath & GMSRef & txtName);
to
XDocument.SaveAs(txtpath + GMSRef + txtName);
The & character is used in VBScript, the + character in JScript.
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Try changing:
txtPath = ''Z:\My Documents\InfoPath Forms\'';
to
txtPath = ''Z:\\My Documents\\InfoPath Forms\\'';
The backslash character is an ''escape'' character, and the \'' combination means that you want a literal quote in your string, rather than closing the quote of the string. The \\ combination means that you wan the \ character.
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I am receiving the following error:
''InfoPath cannot open the selected form because of an error in the form's code.
The following error occurred:
Expected ';'
File:script.js
Line:24
string txtPath;''
Any idea why this would be happening?
Here is the entire code:
function CTRL2_5::OnClick(eventObj)
{
string txtPath;
string txtName;
string ...