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Hi
I am quite new to InfoPath and all the related technologies. I have your excellent book.
I was very happy to create my first web service in vb.net which accesses a SQL database. It works with ASP.Net and Windows form. When I tried to use it with InfoPath I got an error talking about unsupported Web Services.
As I am just learning, this is ...
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Does the data need to be converted to a different form before multiplying?
ex: CInt(data)*num
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We have placed some .xsn files out on our intranet running IIS6 and when users click on them to download those files they are prompted for authentication. They should already have access to these files... is there anything unique about these files? I as administrator on the server can pull them up just fine. Also does anyone know what the MIME ...
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Hi All,
can anyone help me with a managed code example to call a webservice?
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A header isn't so difficult, is it? I've been trying to find a way to have the contents of a text box populate the header. Anyone know how to make this reality?
Thanks in advance!
Jacque
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I have a form that I'm using at work and I'm using Microsoft Access to hold the data. I had to add another field to the database and now have to add a button control to bind to the new field. Now I remember prior to Service Pack 1 of Infopath that I am now going to have to re-bind every field all over again because of a slight change to the ...
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Ok so what is the correct way to do that in C#
What is the syntax for go to the markup <av> (in the secondary data source) locate in:
<source>
<av>toto</av>
<av>titi</av>
<av>tata</av>
...
</source>
What I have to write to have the content of this markup?
thanks for your answer
Every moment ...
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Ok, I got your code working, but now I have a different problem. One of the auto-populated values gets a NaN error when I try to do a simple multiplication formula. The other auto-populated numbers multiply just fine. Any ideas?
Todd Grayson
US Army
quote:Originally posted by crashoverride
I think I may have figured out a solution to the ...
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set the default value for the field to equal the field in the first row:
fieldX = ../Row[1]/fieldX
You should be able to do this from the InfoPath UI.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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Sounds like what you need to do is write some code in your OnLoad function which copies the values from your secondary data source to the main data source.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]