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Hey Laurie,
It seems that you are running into the incredibly weird, annoying, and downright perplexing bug that Thierry and I have also run into. Our discussion is outlined here:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2311 . However, it seems like you found a slight workaround by double-clicking instead of using ...
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quote:Originally posted by Patrick Halstead
Hi Idlehands,
Are you using our Smart Combo control or the new combo box in InfoPath 2007?
Patrick,
I'm trying to use the the QDabra smart-combo in 2007. My basic requirement is to have the auto-complete feature for the items in the combo list. For example, if I type in ''AB'' in the combo-box and ...
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The next part of the problem is this: I have configured a data source to receive data from a webservice. But I can't find anything anywhere that explains what format Infopath expects the returned data to be in, or how to DO anything with that data. Currently my webservice sends back the entire XML from the previously-filled-in report (probably ...
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Thanks Patrick. I think the first option might work for my needs. Part of my problem was that I couldn't find a way to configure a data source to ''receive.'' Finally, I stumbled upon that option, only visible if I go to Tools, Data Connections, and hit Add from there (I get the dialog for Submit/Receive). So, I may be able to use that to get ...
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I have now managed to open the manifest.xsf file and have updated it. All working ok now.
Thanks very much.
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Hi Kay,
You can do this but it will require full trust and that is a bad practice since it complicates deployment. Check out the InfoPath SDK for the correct execution command as it varies depending on the language your form uses.
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Hi Laurie,
I've asked Matt to respond to this. More soon!~
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Hi James and welcome to our forum!
The two methods you list are both valid - a) use a secondary data source to query info for auto-population purposes, and b) create a Web service layer on top of your database that generates an XML that is InfoPath compliant.
Obviously, the first approach is faster for the reasons you mention, but it lacks ...
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Hi,
we can do this in another way also.
1. Go to ‘Explorer View#%92 in share point site
2. Copy the all files in a folder
3. Go To another share point site
4. Click on upload forms tab
5. Click on Upload multiple forms link (if we want to upload multiple forms)
6. Browse the folder in step -2 (were files are kept) and check the check box files ...
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Hi Idlehands,
Are you using our Smart Combo control or the new combo box in InfoPath 2007?