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Ok,
So secondary datasource is the only way to include a file in your infopath template (xsn)!
Thanks Patrick!
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Thierry
Every moment hesitated is a moment gone for life!!! Think about it
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Hi,
I have try to reproduce your example Paged Master-Detail Table no problem appear when your content is in the primary datasource!
But If you wan't to do that with a secondary datasource:
you can't make rules or define a filter on the reapeating section! Why ?
Is there an another way to do that or are you obligate to use the primary ...
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Ok, Could you give me an example how that is done ? If you use like two fields... I´m new to this, so help would be very thanksful!.
BR
Andreas
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Hey perfect, that works, thank you very much
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Hi,
Here is what I mean by applying xsl to xml to generate html:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipsdk/html/ipsdkUsingTheDownLevelTool_HV01081784.asp
Your xsl files are the actual stylesheets.
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Ok. Think I understand what is going on here. I typically do not use a submit web service data connection. This could be implemented using a single receive web service data source but it would require a little bit extra work. Since you are passing of a dataset back and forth, I would continue with what you have. Try writing a second query to ...
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Answered question in other tread. But to close out, simply right click the image control and in the pop-up menu you will have the option to change the image control to a file attachment control. Make sure the field in the schema you are bound to is of base64Binary type. The file attachment control will not work with a string and I did a little ...
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Easy...right click the control and I believe there is a convert to option. You can then change the control to be a file attachment control.
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Thanks franck,
I didn't get what you mean by ''You can apply them to the xml (outside InfoPath) to generate html.'' Can you clarify further?
And can you tell me exactly how I would apply a stylesheet within the view.xsl files? And the format of the stylesheet?
Suppose there are 3 forms:
Leave/Absence form
Travel form
Salary Packaging form
I am ...
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I have done this. For the property of each editable view I have set an appropriate print view but this seems to have no effect as the editable view always prints.
I do have VB code associated with the form and do do a UI.SwitchView to change to the appropriate view. Does this still use the pribt view associated with it?