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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / October 2006Is there a limit...... please help
I have an advanced applciation with many views, rules, and bits of validation and conditional formatting. I seem to have some upon a problem. I am at a stage that if i try to add another conditional format and OK out save and close the template then open up again the conidtional format has disappeared. Hence my question is, Is there an upper limit on the number of Conditional Formattings you can have? Plus is there a way around it. Cheers Adam Hello Adam, I found a similar issue when my form used 18 views with 4 template parts and in total about 30 fields on each view. However, from my recollection the problem was one of template parts. You might like to try it without template parts (unless like me that would be an evil thought!)... I eventually completely re-designed my form to no longer use that many views and no template parts. cheers Bruce > I have an advanced applciation with many views, rules, and bits of > validation and conditional formatting. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Cheers Adam Bruce What are temple parts? > Hello Adam, > I found a similar issue when my form used 18 views with 4 template parts [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > > Cheers Adam Hello Adam, Not sure what a "temple" part is..... But a template part is a "form template section" which can't be used as it's own form but can be used within multiple forms. Handy if you have multiple forms that use the same fields over & over again. cheers Bruce > Bruce > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >>> >>> Cheers Adam OK fair point my typing should be more accurate but i think you are talking about sections. if i did not use sectinos i would have to design 6 or so separate forms so i am kinda stuck with them. Any other ideas? > Hello Adam, > Not sure what a "temple" part is..... [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > >>> > >>> Cheers Adam Hello Adam, nope, sections are a very different animal. If you go to "File/Design a form template" you will see 2 radio buttons, one for Form Template and one for Template Part, this is where you can decide what kind of thing you want to design. But as I said before they didn't work very well for me as I was repeatedly adding the same template parts to many views and this seemed to screw it up somewhat. Are you using 2007 Beta2 TR? if so, do you have access to the Beta newsgroup? You might like to try posting there as you will then get some Microsoft people who can respond. cheers Bruce > OK fair point my typing should be more accurate but i think you are > talking about sections. if i did not use sectinos i would have to [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] >>>>> >>>>> Cheers Adam Nope, dont see that you are using 2007 i guess i am but using 2003 SP2 > Hello Adam, > nope, sections are a very different animal. [quoted text clipped - 57 lines] > >>>>> > >>>>> Cheers Adam sorry, my mistake, when I first responded I got confused and thought I was still in the beta newsgroup. I am indeed using 2007. Maybe someone that knows 2003 can respond? I've only used 2007... cheers Bruce > Nope, dont see that you are using 2007 i guess i am but using 2003 SP2 > [quoted text clipped - 66 lines] >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Cheers Adam |
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