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Hi Gaurav Bhardwaj and welcome,
I'm sorry for the delay. Jim is our ActiveX control guru. I'll ask him to respond.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Vapires,
Search on the Microsoft site (msdn.microsoft.com) for the Recruiting Accelerator. It has a form that includes calendar support like Outlook and there is source code available. It's tricky and will take time but we spent a lot of time building it, so should be doable. The other option is the create an SharePoint webpart to do it and a ...
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Hi CJellick and welcome to our forum,
You can probably manually modify the XSL to do this. Greg would know. I'll ask him to chime in.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hard to explain but the print view is attached to a daily work running sheet. It includes the call sign and vehicle that our employee drove for a particular shift. This data is not added to the database and is only included on the attached print view. I wanted a simple method where our staff could fill in all the required details and submit to the ...
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Hi ThenRich and welcome to our forum!
You don't want to use Full Trust. It's just a bad idea because it complicates deployment (you have to install certificates). Where are you publishing to when you get the error message? Try publishing to a website using Domain Trust and then opening from that website (double click on XSN) or click Fill Out a ...
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Hi abs(Ming),
You can do this with rules. In the Designer, double click on the button and click on Rules. Add a rule to set a fields' value and then add an xpath that refers to the pre-existing checkbox value. Should be straightforward.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi again,
Create a new form from the web method. Then you can retrieve and submit. You don't have this option if you try to bind an existing form to a web method via the data connections dialog.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi BobSka and welcome to our forum!
You will have to write code to submit data from 2DS (secondary data source) to a DB. An alternative is to create main data source nodes for them and copy them. Not sure why you would want to save 2DS data. If it's save-worthy it should be in the main data source, no?
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Thanks for your help!.
I might go back to scripts and get rid of browse funcationality as making customers to install .NET framework will not be feasible..
Thanks,
E. Rajasekar.
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I have developed a simple infopath input form to allow users to submit data onto a database. The problem I have is that I want to include some text boxes that are not bound to the database. These text boxes are designed to include some data on the print view only. How do I include text boxes that have no Binding for this purpose?