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Hello Mr. Galloway and welcome to the forums!
I would like to say first and foremost that your dedication and diligence on looking for answers for yourself is beyond outstanding! Thank you and I would be more than happy to offer what advice I may.
It seems like you have grand ambitions for this project, but I think it can be done with InfoPath, ...
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Thanks for responding Greg. I can't get the default value to change. In other words, if the default value is a check box that is selected, I can't get it to un-select. I have tried using a rule to make this happen, but I have been unsuccessful. I know the logic on my rule is correct because if I manually un-select I can select the button again ...
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Hi Sandy,
The evaluation version has been updated:http://www.qdabra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=QDBXL1
Please let us know if you have any questions. We plan to release version 2 in a few weeks with updated features and documentation.
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Hi again Turnipboy,
This is a bug in InfoPath 2003. You can just ignore. One way to work around this, is to switch to all of the views before saving. Then, switch back to the one you were working on and save.
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Thanks Patrick, but I think I have it licked.
On my environment I have an infopath.exe.config file in the same folder as infopath.exe which contains:
<startup>
<requiredRuntime imageVersion=''v1.1.4322'' version=''v1.1.4322'' />
<supportedRuntime version=''v1.1.4322'' />
</startup>
I copied the .config file to the client ...
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Hi Mancha,
This is by design. InfoPath does data type and conditional validation when you finish editing the field. You can't postpone that.
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Probably. If you are compiling to .NET 2.0 then they will need to have it. InfoPath 2007 also requires it.
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Good afternoon,
I ran in to this site today and was extremely pleased with the how-tos, resources, and content on InfoPath. I did some searching on the item below, but didn't find anything I could utilize.
I have a repeating table on my form that pulls data from an MS Access database (secondary datasource- ACLd on a network share so that it is ...
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Hi Chris and welcome to our forum,
Sounds like a bug in the form. Who developed the form? Do you have access to the original code? If you'd like us to look at it. please purchase a support block and send us the XSN along with the VB.NET code. Thanks!
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For bonus points, some of the form data collected will have attached documents.
For example, data on a product might have care instructions, Materials Safety sheets, or creative assets... in formats like pdf, doc, ppt, & gif/jpg associated with it. Using infopath/forms server to collect the data via web browser/rich client, store it in SQL2005, ...