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One thing to try is to have a textbox that is hidden/read-only through conditional formatting when the dropdown is not equal to 'Strongly Disagree' or 'Disagree'. If you will be using rich textboxes, you can make the rich text box be a required field by reading ...

Ok. Guess I'll go with code then! Thanks Matt! Mike Olea InfoPathNoob

Hi, 'been looking around the forum and I found this old thread... This is exactly what I am trying to do! But so far, the statement I managed to construct using rules only gets the first row. Is there an easy way of doing this through rules or do I really have to use looping with managed code/script. Thanks. Mike Olea InfoPathNoob

I think what he's trying to do is this.. Row_____Letter_____Number ========================= 1_______A__________1 ------------------------- 2_______A__________? ------------------------- Where ? is any of the numbers except 1 because there is an existing row that contains both 'A' and '1'. I'm guessing that the entries for the dropdowns are not ...

I think this falls in the topic of cascading dropdowns. There are several threads on this just try searching for 'cascading dropdown'. You can also look in the How-To -> Tutorials section of this site and look into the Lists category http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx mike olea

Solved: I used the targetNamespace on the main schema and also used this schema for the ports and messages. As for the promoted properties, since the query fields will be of no practical use in biztalk and in my app, I promoted the fields on the datafield section only. The only tricky part was on configuring the biztalk sharepoint adapter ...

Hi. When I created my InfoPath form from an SQL dataconnection, 3 schemas were generated. A main schema and a schema each for the datafields and queryfields that is used by the main schema as references. My question is simple, what do I promote using quick promotion? The fields on the main schema that references the datafield schema or the ...

quote: 2. When you are submitting the form, change command of your dataconnection to insert values into DB. Now query the dataconnection. 3. Other things you can try is to write a stored proc to insert values to DB and set this as command to the secondary dataconnection and query the dataconnection. Sorry but can you explain a bit more about ...

Hi Agni, I have already deployed my form. It takes the filled out form and saves the document to a sharepoint site, simple. I didnt use dataconnections except for the secondary sql datasources for dropdownlists. Now they added a new requirement that it has to be able to save the form data to SQL. Is there any easy way of doing this without ...

Hi, can I restrict the user from submitting the form until all data validation(red dotted boxes) are corrected. The thing is, I have a single submit button that remains disabled until all required fields(red asterisks) are taken care of, but this doesn't ensure that there are no validation errors for all fields. Thanks. quote:Practice makes ...