InfoPath Dev

Hi there, I don't believe there is a way to hide the red lines when a field required unfortunately.  Perhaps what you can do is before you submit, perform a check whether the field is blank and surface some sort of custom error message to the user.  You can then block submit until the field is filled out.

You should be able to use a field for the seconds parameter.  Let me know if that doesn't work for you.

You're right InfoPath doesn't do dynamic widths.  It also isn't very good with reporting results graphically.  Perhaps you can consider using the chart web part? http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/introduction-to-the-chart-web-part-HA101889216.aspx You can use InfoPath to gather the data then sent the ...

You don't need custom code to accomplish this in InfoPath, just rules.  Create an action rule on dropdown1 that says if dropdown1 = YES then set a field's value dropdown2 = NO and set a field's value dropdown3 = NO.  Similarly you would create rules for dropdown2 and dropdown3 to set the other two values to NO.  ...

Hi there, There is definitely no way to do this in the designer UI.  You may be able to open up the source files and do this, but probably a long shot.  If you are entering manual values, you can add your own "------------------" entry, but nothing is really preventing the user from selecting it.  Sorry couldn't be ...

Awesome, glad to hear that worked!

I would try inserting a table or section and then placing your text box inside there.  See if that fixes things. Otherwise, I think something got screwed up in the XSL.  In which case I would just recreate that whole section again from scratch :(

Here is an article that may help: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/bb380251%28v=office.12%29.aspx You should disable your rule that queries the tasks and then see if the load time is improved when switching views.  If that is the culprit, consider querying only the for entries that you need instead of returning the entire data ...

I think you can use some clever string parsing to accomplish this.  You can create a rule on the time field (morning, evening, etc.) when it changes to parse out the date part (use substring) then add on the time piece based on what was selected like 07:00 if its morning.  Hope that makes sense!

Hi there, AFAIK, there is no way to remove the button click animation when you click on a picture button.  There may be something you can do with the XSLT in the source files, but haven't found a good workaround for that yet.