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OK, so double click on the first dropdown box. Select Rules. Choose a name (for example, ''Lookup''). Add an action to query a data connection and specify your data connection. To do filtering, you'll want to look at adding a second action to set the field based on an xpath filtering of the data that was queried in the first action. XPath can be ...
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quote:Originally posted by Patrick Halstead
Hi Sainzmichael,
You could use an OnAfterChange event handler to call SQL directly and update the current price field when the model number changes. Can you provide the code you are using that isn't working (or the rule) and some description of the schema?
Thanks
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath ...
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Hi Patrick! I'm sending you an email with all the info. Thanks! Tracy
Hi Tracy,
Cool site! What do you charge for logos?
:)
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Agni,
Thank you very much, you are right, the security was the problem.
Thanks a lot for your help
Christophe
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Hi Patrick,
Thanks so much for an informative post. I am away for the next few days, so will update you of my findings on my return.
Just one quick question. What does this mean?
In addition, if at all possible, you should not be blocking on data connections to populate the form. Sometimes this is unavoidable, but in general, consider doing ...
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I have no idea.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Liorlankri, are you expecting us to answer every simple question you ask? You can figure these out on your own. We are not here to show you how to do everything.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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You can use either method. I talked about pros and cons above.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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My code of the form (wich in c#) contain a Web reference to a Web Service. I called it from the code by this way:
MyService.Service FormWS=new MyService.Service();
FormWS.MyMethod();
Do I need certificate or MSI???