InfoPath Dev

Stop choking it? ... Haha, I think this is due to you having your optional section within another section. If you make the containing section to where you cannot insert or delete, it should not highlight.

Hi harsha911 and welcome to the forum! Yes, you should be able to do this with a textbox or really any other type of control by following the exact same process as described above. I hope this helps, let us know if you have any problems.

Hi Christoph, Welcome to the forum and I'm glad to hear that it has been such a great resource for you! You should be able to do this by right-clicking the textbox, opening the Change To.. Fly-out, and then selecting the control that you would like to use. If you want to use different controls for different fields you might need to use a little ...

I'm glad the tutorial has helped you! There are some tricks to pretty up how things are displayed. To change the field name you could set up a secondary data source that has the actual field names and the names that you want displayed. After this is done, you can use an expression box in each row to display the correct display name depending ...

Hi Marielo and welcome to the forum! This is just a hunch, but maybe the query is timing out whenever you start the form. In the data connections wizard did you set the data connection to query whenever the form is first loaded? If so, this might be causing the timeout.

Unfortunately rules are not carried along with a button when you copy+paste inside of the Designer. This is one of the big advantages of using code behind buttons instead of rules.

If you are trying to remove users from a DOMAIN much like if you went to control panel -> Users on your server through InfoPath and the Active Directory, I doubt that this is able to be accomplished within InfoPath.

Why do you need to use a stored procedure at all? If you just add the DB view that you talked about that has the sums already computed as a secondary data source then you should be able to filter this list on a name value. Are you receiving the list of username/sum pairs into InfoPath? If so, then there is no need for a stored procedure. If you ...

Ah, sorry. You cannot retrieve values from an expression box. They are used for display purposes only. Your idea about the node on the secondary DOM sounds like a good idea.

Hi Schweta, It sounds like you are starting to get into making some pretty complicated CAML templates. Instead of forging these with your bare hands you might consider wielding the the CAML Query Builder V2 put up by Patrick Tisseghem athttp://blog.u2u.info/DottextWeb/patrick/archive/2005/05/29/3522.aspx This should help make those complicated ...