InfoPath Dev

Sorry for the delay in responding.

No, but you can create a function to generate a GUID (Global Unique ID). This is a common best practice.

Yes, but the form must be full trust.

Does Infopath have a function to assign a unique number to a form as it is opened? If not how would you go about creating a database in Access that would provide this?

I was hoping that I could access SQL Server data to populate dropdown boxes and text boxes using the native .net provider, as opposed to using a DSN or Web Service, but it doesnt appear that I can use traditional web/winform binding methods to Infopath controls. Does this limit my binding options to just DSN, XML files, or Web Services?

Hi, Is it possible to launch a .exe file from an Infopath Form ? Thanks

Hi All, all sorted now. thanks.

InfoPath doesn't support every construct possible in XSD. Although it is robust, it can be limiting in more complex areas. Now, you can agreeably argue that this is not ''complex'', but unfortunately, that is for InfoPath, and not us to decide. I've worked with schemas that seem to work fine in InfoPath but there are issues with full ...

quote:Originally posted by Greg Collins Using XML Spy to create a similar schema, I find that I am blocked at adding an attribute to an enumarated node, and I am blocked at adding enumerations to a node with an attribute. Actually, my example (above) was made using XMLSpy. You can do it too. First create a global simpleType for the enumeration, ...

Can you duplicate the problem if you set it up on your end?