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Hi Thierry: UL and OL are just different lists, right? Looks like you figured out the MARGIN-LEFT though. Nice job!
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Thierry,
Sure! Just add it as a Resource File. Tools->Resource Files->Add.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Thank you Pablo but I merely was a messenger,
The credit for fixing your issue goes to Greg Collins who solved this problem in ~30 minutes while under the influence of an uncomfortable fall cold. Greg's da man!
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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I have found out what happened...my form reads only the first 100 items of my sharepoint list...is this possibile!?!?!?!?!I tried to set as default view a datasheet view wich shows all the items in a single page but it always shows only the first 100 items...
Does it happen also to you? Thank u!
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quote:Originally posted by Virgul
Hi,
For make this possible you have to connect your database as a secondary datasource in infopath design! But at the last screen of the wizard uncheck ''autmatically retreive...'' after that go on your drop down properties and bind it to the datasource.
And in the code write only this ...
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quote:Originally posted by Patrick Halstead
You can also use Rules to Query the secondary data source.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
Thank you....very much Mr.Patrick Halstead
If you dont mind...Can you give same examples?.
Vasanth.
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Hi,
Thanks for your answer Greg you give me the way! Why you say ul in my it's ol! Any reason?
The answer is modify the view.xsl and add this:
<OL style=''MARGIN-LEFT:0''>
Thanks a lot
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Thierry
Every moment hesitated is a moment gone for life!!! Think about it
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Wow that helped alot. I didn't know I could click Data Source link from task pane and then choose the Data Source that I need and then drag or right-click and tell what type of control I want to add to the form (ex. textbox, drop down list, list box). I did exactly what you said by creating a textbox for both the queryFields (input parameter) and ...
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Patrick,
Thanks a lot for your help, we, at the office, are all very impressed by your skill, it is amazing that you managed to solve a problem in a couple of hours, that a hot-shot engineer at the office couldn't figure out in two weeks. I take my hat off.
Thanks a lot
Pablo O. Monasterio