InfoPath Dev

Hi Matt, Thanks for your quick response, but unfortunately it didn't work... When I use the filters you define, I get the same result as I do without the Preceding expression - a list of multiple instances of the three Technical Products. I'm not sure what you mean by using pseudo-code to simplify the filter. The filter is set up using the ...

Hi there, I have a problem regarding a filter on cascading dropdown boxes. The data to be displayed in the dropdown boxes are held on tables in an Access database. The relationship between the three dropdown boxes looks like this: Project --> Subproject --> Technical Product The Project and associated Subprojects are held on one table. ...

Hi, I think I've found out why I'm getting the above error message. When I set up the filter, I use the pattern \p{L}, which translates as any letter. This gives the filter shown in my original message, namely: Document_Revision does not match pattern Custom Pattern A When I preview the form I get the error message. When I look at the filter, ...

Hi all, I've come across a problem with using the condition ''does not match pattern'' or ''matches pattern'' in a filter on a repeating table when switching views. I have an initial view, from which the user selects the criteria to query the database. In this case it is a document number, selected from a dropdown list. Once the user has ...

Hi folks, I came across this by accident, trying to replicate all of the things that users might do... To recreate the bug: 1 - Create new form with 2 text field controls and a button control. 2 - Set Conditional Formatting on the button so that it is disabled when the first text field is blank. 3 - Preview form. Enter text in first text field, ...

Hi folks, I'm currently working on a form that is linked to an Access database. The users need to be able to enter hyperlinks in fields in the form, and to be able to click on the link to open the referenced document or page. The problem is that hyperlinks are treated as plain text when entered in a text field. I can't use rich text fields ...

Hi Adam, I think you might have cracked it! I had the table keyed on a number of fields, which are also the query fields used to select records on the Select view. I've changed the table to use the autonumber as the key, and I use that field to move from the Summary to Detail view. When moving back from the Detail to Summary, I set the autonumber ...

Hi there, Many thanks for the replies. However, I couldn't get my form to work following Matt's example, which I worked through, and I couldn't work out what to do from Agni's reply, as I'm not a coder! Maybe I should give more detail about what I'm trying to do. The first view of my form, Select, has a maximum of 7 hierarchical fields that can ...

Hi there, I'm currently developing an InfoPath form that uses three views. These are: Select view - the user enters criteria that are used to select records from an Access database. Summary view - this view shows summary information for all records that meet the criteria entered by the user in the Select view. The information is displayed in a ...