InfoPath Dev

Hello! Well, I am a newbie in Infopath. So, I need to implement ''Form to Form cooperation'' scenario using Infopath forms. The main form has fields that need to get data from database directories. It's not appropriate to use drop-down lists for this purpose. We need another form (or maybe view?) to search data in DB directories. It would use web ...

Since it takes some quirks to make this work, i thought i'd post a 5 liner to show how to add pictures on the fly with managed code. In my example it was file attachments that needed to be converted to pictures for print view, but it could as well be a dropdown with with images in a Picture Library, folder or database, where you want to show the ...

Abhishek: that link sure does look like the link i posted just above ;-) Vasanth: did you follow the description in the article step by step? Follow the one called ''Deploying a Fully Trusted, Registered Form to a Form Library'' and you should have that form running from sharepoint in no time :-) hth

A classic ;-)

Hi schikkam and welcome to InfoPathDev! It appears that there may be an issue with the credentials for the users who are trying to use that form. Here are some posts that might be helpful and get you started in the right ...

Hi: I have an InfoPath form that can have images attached. The form's main data source is XML--data is stored with the form. I have an XSL that I created using the Microsoft WML2XSLT tool. Everything in the InfoPath form comes through except, of course, the image. I just get a chunk of base64. Does anyone know how to modify an XSL file to decode ...

Hi, I am new to InfoPath and also tot his forum. I have created a form in InfoPath which uses the database in SQL Server. The form is working fine. But when i share the form with other users, who do not have access to the SQL Server database, its giving an error such as ''Login failed''. Is there any way where i can make the connection to the ...

If your code is inside of a JScript function, can't you just issue a return statement to end the processing of the function? Or am I oversimplifying?

How complex are the cost estimates you are putting together? Certainly InfoPath can do calcuations on input fields and secondary data sources etc and put this on your form. But in general I think you will find that InfoPath is much much better suited to the data collection part than Excel is but that Excel is still going to be better suited for ...