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If you add this logic to the field after the submitting rule, it will not be saved with the form, and next time users open the form it won’t be hidden as the rule to hide it came after the submit. Thanks for contributing an answer to SharePoint Stack Exchange! Please be sure to answer the question.
I’m creating a public facing form that needs to have the standard Submit button at the bottom of the form. The forms are stored in a Sharepoint form library for staff to review. The problem I’m running into is when one of the forms is opened in the library it still contains the custom button at the bottom of the page.
Do you have to have a text box on InfoPath form?
The text box does not need to be present on the form. What this does is it creates a loop and allows for multiple clicking. So when you click on the button the text box says 2 and section will show. When you click again the text box will say 3 and the section will hide.
Where is the print button on the InfoPath form?
Go to “List Settings” > “Advanced Settings” and enable the “Dialog” option. You can see the Print button there too. The print () method prints the contents of the current window. In this article we explored a scenario of showing a Print button on InfoPath forms.
By default there is no print button on SharePoint forms. The following is the procedure to create a Print button. We are using HTML and JavaScript for the solution. By default the view/edit forms are opened as dialog (modal) forms. We need to change this to edit the page.
Open a list item in View Form, choose the “Site Actions” > “Edit Page” option to bring the page to edit mode. Add a Content Editor Web part and enter the following HTML contents. Click OK to save the changes. Choose Stop Editing from the page tab.