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quote:Originally posted by Virgul
HI,
What I have done for make this is create a xsl-fo files for transform my xml like I want! This idea is good if you want to generate a different view of what you have in Infopath!
After I have make a webservice that make the transform with FOP after save it in a location and show the result (pdf) to the ...
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How can I create a filter for a dropdown list so that items ending in 0 are not shown? (I have a 4 digit code and do not want the users to see items such as 9120, but they should see 9121 and 9119)
Thanks
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Hi, I'am new in this fantastic forum!
First i want to say thanks to Matt for that fantastic description how to add sharepoint list items with InfoPath.
With the CALM you have posted in the description the fields only appears as textboxes. I would like to change the control types. I need dropdown lists and things like that.
How do i do that using ...
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by the way- I think I should mention that this behaviour has changed since the service pack
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Hi Karsten,
Do you have code in your InfoPath form? Is it .NET or script? If it is .NET you need an interop assembly for MSHTML. Otherwise, you should be able to get the object for the taskpane from the InfoPath OM and do some stuff to it.
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Is it possible to do the same thing but with a text box instead of dropdown list?
I have 5 other fields to populate when a user enters a userid. All the data is in a sharepoint list, including the userid. What I need is that when a user enters a userid, it is validated against the userids in the sharepoint list, and then the rest of the fields ...
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HI,
What I have done for make this is create a xsl-fo files for transform my xml like I want! This idea is good if you want to generate a different view of what you have in Infopath!
After I have make a webservice that make the transform with FOP after save it in a location and show the result (pdf) to the user! this last step is (I think) ...
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One thing you can do is put rules on the DDLs that have no condition and the following acion: concat(yourTextField, '';'', .)
this is only a crude solution and I imagine you would require something a bit more sophisticated but it's something to start with.
Issues with this method:
-depending on your rules you may end up with either leading or ...
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Hi Maslov,
I was just browsing in the net regarding Nukkmatti's point.
If u want to generate a unique and random formid,what Nukkumatti says is easy to implement and great.
But if u want a sequential increment of ur form id starting from 0, u can use my method.
For more on generating random numbers,take a look at the foolowing ...