Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 2 (14 items) 1 2 Next > Filtering InfoPath Drop Down in reverse order Hello, I've created 4 lists in SharePoint 2010. - Country (Country) - City (Country, City) - Location (Country, City, Location) - Information (Title, Location, City, Country) Then, I've developed InfoPath forms for all the lists. In the Location InfoPath form, I've done this using InfoPath functionality of cascading ... Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 05-31-2012 Re: InfoPath published form using SQL webservice is not showing data Thanks for your response, ErnestoM Please let me know how can i change the compatibility settings from the designer. Thanks Posted to Web Services (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 11-03-2010 InfoPath published form using SQL webservice is not showing data Hi, I've published a InfoPath form which is using SQL webservice to get the data for the drop downs. The form published fine with no errors. I activated the form from the Central Admin as well. SharePoint uploads the form in the Form Templates. I changed the Advanced Settings to 'Display as a web page'. When i click the form, it ... Posted to Web Services (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 11-03-2010 Re: How to filter the drop down in InfoPath while using SQL stored procedure through SQL webservice ? kirankanth, i tried it with browser enabled but it doesn't work for me. :( Any other idea ? Thanks Posted to Controls (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 11-01-2010 Re: How to filter the drop down in InfoPath while using SQL stored procedure through SQL webservice ? princevis, Yes please, it would be great if you can provide me some code which filters DropDown2 on the selection of DropDown1 value. But, the code access WebService by adding either WebReference or ServiceReference. And, then i can access stored procedures. Thanks in advance Posted to Controls (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 10-29-2010 Re: How to filter the drop down in InfoPath while using SQL stored procedure through SQL webservice ? kirankanth, OR simply we can say that it doesn't refresh the DropDown2 if i select another value from DropDown1 Posted to Controls (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 10-29-2010 Re: How to filter the drop down in InfoPath while using SQL stored procedure through SQL webservice ? kirankanth, Thanks for your quick response. It works fine now. But, there is a small problem. On Preview, when i select DropDown1 Value, it filters DropDown2. But, when i re-select the DropDown1 Value, it shows the ID of the last selected value in the DropDown2 and the filtered values. When i select any of the DropDown2 value, it removes the ID ... Posted to Controls (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 10-29-2010 Re: How to filter the drop down in InfoPath while using SQL stored procedure through SQL webservice ? Initially, I'm looking for Non-Browser enabled forms. But, for my further research, i need to know with Browser enabled forms. It would be great if you please let me know for both options one by one. But, the priority is Non-Browser enabled form. Posted to Controls (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 10-29-2010 Re: How to filter the drop down in InfoPath while using SQL stored procedure through SQL webservice ? " did you checked Automatically retrive data when form is opend." YES Posted to Controls (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 10-29-2010 Re: How to filter the drop down in InfoPath while using SQL stored procedure through SQL webservice ? Kiran, The filter method which you've told me works only when a single table contains values for both drop downs. But, it doesn't work when i pick data for DropDown1 from Table1 and data for DropDown2 from Table2 (Table1ID is also present). Also, Please let me know how can we do this through code ? Thanks Posted to Controls (Forum) by Sohaib Khan on 10-29-2010 Page 1 of 2 (14 items) 1 2 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.