InfoPath Dev

Hi, Even if SQL Server DB is native to InfoPath, you could look into using Web Services to have more control over complex scenarios. In any case, you can still create a ''Blank'' form and manage your secondary data connections through the Tools \ Data Connections Menu. To tackle your workflow issues, one solution if to have one node in your ...

Hi, I read and try the blog post ''Lab 6: Active X controls (with Visual Basic 6.0)'' http://blogs.msdn.com/ajma/articles/213868.aspx). I managed to create a control and inserted it in InfoPath Custom controls, but when I click en a Preview Form (in design mode) I get an error that says ''The form cannot be opened because it requires a control ...

Hi, I have create a form using infopath toolkit for visual studio .net to get the current user's username. But this form cannot be signed. When i sign this form and save, it will pop up a message '' extract form file cannot be signed, to sign this form, select a certificate and publish the form''! The problem is, when I publish the form into ...

Hi, I have create a form using infopath toolkit for visual studio .net to get the current user's username. But this form cannot be signed. When i sign this form and save, it will pop up a message '' extract form file cannot be signed, to sign this form, select a certificate and publish the form''! The problem is, when I publish the form into ...

is there no solution for a print-preview by code?

Hello I would like some input to how I can design an InfoPath form to be used as a frontend for an SQL database. I have an InfoPath form used to order a product. Much of the data in the InfoPath form must be inserted in a database. The idea is to decouple the dataflow so the users doing the ordering are not allowed to access the database ...

Thanx again franck, ill look into it!

I stumbled across this during current() insanity trip. Hope this helps someone,http://www.wssdemo.com/Pages/infopath_lookup_of_list_data.aspx?menu=Articles

Thanks again to both of you. I will have a play with both ideas and see what happens. Cheers, David.

Okay, thanks for the feedback - I was slowly going nuts trying to work out why it wasn't working. I'll try to figure out another way of achieving my goal.