InfoPath Dev

Hello mover, I have seen this issue before and (for me) the only option was just to open the first section by default so that on loading the form, all the controls are visible. Appearently this has something to do with the fact that the controls are hidden by default. By the way - do you have a chance to upgrade to Infopath 2010. In ...

Hello, ...well --- sometimes it´s easy enough ... just read a few threads in this fantastic forum :-)) Thanks to Jimmy at this point and his amazing example in the following thread: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/14996/58904.aspx The solution looks like:eval(eval(my:RepeatingGroup[my:Columnwithcriteria = "criteria"], ...

Hello, I know that I can concatenating fields in a repeating table with the double eval in the following way:eval(eval(<RepeatingGroup>; 'concat(my:Fieldtogroup, ";")'); "..")But I dont´t know if it is possible that I can do this with filtering on another column in the repeating table. For example: I have a ...

Hello Balakiran, this behaviour is often caused by the so-called 'Postback settings'. By default this is set to 'Only when necessary for correct rendering of the form'. But in many times you have to set it to 'Always'. You can change the default postback behavior for the drop down control control using the ...

Hello Balakiran, no --- as far as I know there´s no way to change the direction of a view programmatically. Regards,

Hi, you can use the .NET generic way of getting current culture:CultureInfo currentCulture = Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture;  string languageCode = currentCulture.TwoLetterISOLanguageName.ToLowerInvariant(); if (languageCode == "en") ...Hope that helps. Regards,

Hello Durian, and welcome to our forum. For the second point it is important that you have checked the box "Refresh formula when formula is recalculated". You will find this checkbox in the properties window of the control beneath the textbox for the default value setting. For the first mentioned point --- I don´t have an answer - ...

Hello DD, and welcome to our forum. The trick with multiple contact selector in one form is to bind them to a referenced 'ContactSelector' folder beneath the folder that represents the field the form need to capture information for. You will find a good tutorial with a working example at the following ...

Hello, I totally agree with Hilary. I have done it a lot of times by now and I haven´t experienced any problems with IP2007 forms in SP 2010. Just a note. If you are interested in the difference between IP 2007 and IP 2010 I can recommend to have a look at the following ...

Hello, no, as far as I know there´s no way to determine if the attachment control is clicked. There are only a 'Validating' and a 'Changed' event bound to the attachment control. You can´t control the file attachment process before the appropriate file is attached. If the requirement are that the user has to fill out something ...