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I don't recall exactly - I think there is a message in the Results node of some kind, but so you know, the folder doesn't get created again, or overwritten, or anything nutty like that - drag the data source onto your form, add a button to query it, and do some experimenting with different values in the query parameter (url) field - You ...
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Yup, SharePoint web services - namely, Dws.CreateFolder. We've used this before in solutions. It takes a single parameter of url - the format is Library/Foldername, and Library needs to exist on the same site as your data connection points to. So, if your data connection is to http://server/site/_vti_bin/Dws.asmx, your URL would be ...
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That would be the correct rule to clear a field, yes. I'm not sure what you mean by "blocked" the fields?
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They look right - what exactly happens when you preview? No options available in the second dropdown? Too many options? Are all entries in the "Title" fields for these two data connections unique? If not, you may want the value to use the ID, then you'd be able to use that in your filter.
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Perfect, glad you got it sorted!
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Hi -
It seems like it may be hard for a user to select an option from a list with 5k items.
Any way to filter those down further?
As to the general responsiveness / performance issue - on your dropdowns, do you have the checkbox for only displaying unique items selected? I had a form with ridiculously bad performance once where that was the ...
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When you promote the properties, you can set whether or not the user can write to them.
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Try:
xdXDocument:GetDOM("ArtefactListData")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:SharePointListItem_RW[number(xdXDocument:GetDOM("ViewOptions")/Util/fields/Count)]/ID
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Check out this blog post by Jimmy Rishe, see if it helps you.
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This appears to be a duplicate of http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/20375/70612.aspx#70612
However, I'll post the same info here - you need to use IP 2007 for browser forms. You will not be able to create a browser form with InfoPath 2003.