InfoPath Dev

I think you will need a display value that combines these - when you say "from a table" do you mean a SQL table? If so, I'd use a SQL view to create the concatenated name and code number. Then I'd use that for my dropdown. I'd add rules to set the individual fields to the correct data when the dropdown value is selected. So, ...

We have confirmed this is a bug and it should be fixed in the next release. When adding a filter, the first dropdown in the condition builder was disabled. The work around was to reselect the repeating group for the dropdown dynamic values.

This is in FormsDesigner? Can you email your form so I can repro this issue? Let me know which dropdown it is as well - thanks!

Per our call you will be using JavaScript and the LoadResource qRules command to add the missing labels and other features that were missing.

Hi - following up here is fine. We don't have anything built in for this, I'm afraid. I'm going to ask a couple of my colleagues if they have any thoughts for doing this easily....

Oh cool. So in InfoPath designer, we had the option to "demote" a property which would make it writable in the library. We do not have that in FormsDesigner yet, so changing read-only on the field is a great idea.

Are you using FormsDesigner for this? Or InfoPath? I would use a promoted property for this. The field gets added to the form first. Then, in InfoPath, if you walk through the publishing wizard (i.e., don't use quick publish) you have the opportunity to add the new field as a promoted property in your library. If you are using FormsViewer, you ...