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You should be able to use a default value formula on the field that sets a particular value if all are approved.
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OnContextChange might not be the best event to do this as that event fires every time your context changes (i.e. tabbing, clicking, etc).
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Keep in mind that your data is entirely independant of any views that you have, and any fields present in any views.
You can modify any field value in your DOM from any view.
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So is your problem solved now, or is there something else that still isn't working right with this?
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Because you can't use dynamic filters, you have to requery the dataconnection to have it filter on the backend.
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One way to do this is to download all the files and then upload them back to the folder.
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You can also use selectNodes() and removeChild() to get rid of the two Param nodes.
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Have you tried these?
http://www.infopathdev.com/search.aspx?s=css
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Hi mswimsey and welcome to the forum!
To do this, please follow these steps:
1. Launch InfoPath (I'm assuming 2003).
2. Select Sample Forms from the Form Categories section
3. Select Service Request from the list
4. Select Design this Form from the Form Tasks section on the right.
5. Design the form, and then publish!
If you are using IP2007 ...
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I am creating an InfoPath form that will be used with SharePoint as a work flow form. The initial user will select several ''Area Affected'' Text boxes. When he submits the form it will email the areas that were identified as affected. The area users will then edit the form and either ''Approve'' or ''Reject'' (using an option button) the ...