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Hi, Ra:
I've forwarded this to some other members of our team who are more familiar than I am with the document you mention, so we'll have someone else posting soon on that.
I'm still perplexed as to why you are having to create columns in your SharePoint library for your promoted properties to be available in SharePoint Designer. ...
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Are you using InfoPath 2003 or 2007? I'm guessing 2003, since 2007 has an option of not displaying duplicates....
You can use XPath (with preceding-sibling) to filter. You can also modify the SQL statement in your SQL data connection that you are using to return the list, or you can create a view in SQL that just has the distinct ...
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Do you mean for data connections in your form? You can modify that in manifest.xsf. Always save a copy of your form before saving as source files, in case you make a mistake! I actually (not that I'm recommending this) use find and replace to update things like this.... Open manifest.xsf in a text editor, find ...
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Not that I know of. Can you add a calculated column to your SharePoint list that concats the fields and use that for your drop down?
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Hi--
You need to use something like:
Dim answer
Set answer = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("my:myFields/my:group1/my:MType").text
myFields.group1.MType is not XPath, which is what we use to access the data in a node. If the Xpath in quotes above is incorrect (which, since I am guessing the namespaces, it very well could be!) ...
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Hi --
Can you tell us more about what you are trying to do? Where does the user data that you want to load exist? SQL? SharePoint?
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I think the reason no one has responded is because we don't know of a way to do this -- at least not anything that doesn't involve custom code....
I suppose you could submit your xml from you form to a SharePoint library that only you have permissions to write to, and the rest of the group has read permissions, and then have a link ...
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You can also add fields to your main data source in a database bound form -- you have to add them at the root node, however. If you right-click the root node (probably myFields), you should see the Add option enabled. You can add as many fields or groups as you need.
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Ooooh, good thinking, Marc! just add a bit of nothing to the end of the string. How'd I'd love to know why the right way doesn't work tho!
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Hi, Jeff:
DBXL does not currently shred to a SharePoint list, but that is an interesting idea for a future feature request!