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Hi Stuart,
Unfortunately this is not very easy to do with InfoPath. With InfoPath 2007 there is going to be a lot of support for presenting forms both as a rich client (with InfoPath installed) or as a web page (no InfoPath required), but with 2003 you're really stuck making everyone install InfoPath.
There are a couple solutions out there that ...
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Hi Mr. Matt,
You might want to check out these tutorials for the problem of scrolling back and forth between records. You should be able to edit the tutorials a little bit to incorporate at Next and Back button. This has been discussed several times on the forum so try searching around a bit.
What do you mean you are trying to add a pic for ...
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From the Views task pane, double-click the View and switch to the Print Settings tab. From here you can set another view as the Print view. When you press print (or issue a print command via code) while on the original view InfoPath will print the view that has been designated as the Print view.
As for printing via code - the reason you are ...
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You're saying that you see something in Print preview that is not actually printed on the page? This is extremely weird. I would check the print margins, font size and color, and anything else surrounding the definition of printable area.
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Try this in the formula box for the text field:
translate(''cat'', ''cat'', ''CAT'')
To expand this, replace the second and third ''cat''s with the entire alphabet.
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Hi Adam,
This has been discussed on the forum before and the conclusion we came to was that there was no workaround.
Sorry to disappoint you, maybe you can figure something cool out with a custom web service that takes XML as input and sends e-mails to a lot of people. Please let us know what you figure out!
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Try adding one more data filter:
''column1'' ''is not blank'' AND
''column2'' ''is not blank'' AND
''column3'' ''is not blank''
I haven't tried this but it seems like it would work.
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What is the exact syntax on your data filtering? Maybe something weird is happening where instead of hiding the entire row it is just hiding the fields therefore giving you blank rows. You might try using a repeating section instead of a repeating table they are easier to work with sometimes.
Furthermore, you might want to just double-check and ...
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HI Donovan,
This should be the same process as adding a repeating table from the Main DOM. When you create a secondary data source InfoPath creates a schema from a sample set of data that it pulls. If the sample set of data contains repeating elements then InfoPath creates a repeating stucture such as a repeating table or section. You might ...
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Hi JCH,
Unfortunately you cannot promote nodes from the secondary data source to columns in SharePoint. The reason for this is because the secondary data is not stored along with the XML of the form so SharePoint has no idea what it is. The only option I know of to do this is to copy the data from the secondary data source to a node in the Main ...