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I believe that something like this should probably work:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/19919/69074.aspx#69074
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Hello RonInOttawa,
What are the datatypes for the parameters that your webservice accepts? String? Int? DateTime? Is there any common thread among the ones that are showing up as Cannot be blank? That's probably where this issue is coming from.
What Patrick is suggesting is designing your own data source, and ...
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It is possible to do this by extracting the form and modifying the myschema.xsd file. The error message that InfoPath displays when someone adds too many rows isn't very pretty, but it gets the job ...
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Hello DC-jeff,
I conferred with a few other people, but to the best of our knowledge there isn't a way to map to a subfolder at the moment. We'd be happy to take it under consideration for a future feature, but can't guarantee when or if that would happen.
Two other options:
Have a ...
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Hello Leopride,
Qdabra has developed a tool specifically to enable doing this:
http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ExcelToInfoPath.aspx
It should even be possible to set it up to deposit the generated InfoPath documents right into your SharePoint library. Have a look!
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Hello Lockdown,
In the conditional formatting dialog, select "Select a field or group..." from the left dropdown and locate that attribute. There should be a dropdown in the field selection dialog that allows to you select "All occurrences of attribute"
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Hello Stephan,
The Insert command in Qdabra's qRules offers a generic, well-tested way to do this. No code or headaches required!
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Hello Erich,
InfoPath doesn't have any built-in functionality to do this, but it's a piece of cake with qRules. You can just concatenate the number into the Insert command:
concat('Insert /parent=parentXpath /child=childXpath /count=', numberOfSections)
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If it's only a few controls, and there are only a few different sizes you're looking to offer, you can place multiple controls bound to the same field in your form, and conditionally hide or show them accordingly.
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Hello DC-Jeff,
It is possible to purchase an additional license pack to increase the maximum number of SharePoint mappings. Please contact sales AT qdabra DOT com for more information.
Thanks for using DBXL!