InfoPath Dev

I developed a form which submits it`s content to a web-script (the button submit sends it tohttp://192.168.1.1/recieve.php). I saved the form to my local disk (publishUrl=''c:\myform.xsn''). When I try to submit the form from my computer all is OK. But the problem accurs if i copy the template to another PC (in c:\myform.xsn ofcourse): when i try ...

Hi Agni, Thank you it works ! But do you have an idea how to really distribute these forms, with a network script or something like that ? Thanks in advance Christophe

I dont think we can directly delete a row in the database from InfoPath. We either use a webservice to delete a row or we need to write a custom logic in InfoPath form code. But the custom logic will require full trust to the form. Agni InfoPathDev India

Hi Amish, Sorting cannot be done directly in InfoPath designer. You need to do this directly in XSL or you need to it code. Greg has some more information in another posthttp://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=351 Agni InfoPathDev India

Book is ''Developing Solutions with Microsoft InfoPath'' by Patrick & Co. This book is the best resource for devs working with InfoPath. It will serve from beginner to experienced people. Link for the book is under Books section on left side of the window. Agni InfoPathDev India

Hi, I need that my Infopath Form submit the Credentials of the current user to the web service used to submit the form. Actually it is a custom web service for uploading the document to a sharepoint library. And this WS needs this Credentials to access the library. Has anyone an idea to do this Thanks in advance Christophe

Hi friends, Here is the issue i am facing. I have a repeating table.User can add any number of rows to it.There are various columns in the row. Now , i want to SORT the ROWS based on Test-Date column present in repeating table. The sorting should be done from LATEST DATE to OLD DATE records. Is is possible to Sort rows in Repeating ...

Thanks very much for yours replies. What about ''Chapter 2'' ? on what book or pubblication ? thanks regards Francesco quote:Originally posted by Patrick Halstead Hi Francesco, There is a section in Chapter 2 which discusses how to prevent infinitely percolating events. Good luck! Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev Francesco ...

Hi CrashOverride, Jim has worked on an ActiveX control. I'll ask him to respond. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Francesco, There is a section in Chapter 2 which discusses how to prevent infinitely percolating events. Good luck! Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev