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Hi,
Sorry for delay, but it's been a busy week and we can't always respond immediately in the forum (because it's free and we do have to earn a living somehow ... ;)
Do you know how to add a rule and an action to your InfoPath form's fields?
In InfoPath 2007, right click and choose properties. You can access rules there. Add an ...
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Yes, that's probably the case.
You should get the data as an XML file (and make sure it is access via network and *MAKE SURE* that you are not caching the data). If you are pulling from a ShP list, you will need special sauce to map from your XML to the list.
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Sorry to imply that my suggestion would do that.
I just saw your data source and my quick-draw response was - "oh, there's a problem with his data source!". In general, fields should never come after repeating groups since it will be very difficult to access them via rules, etc.
Now that you've changed it, can you recreate ...
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Well, wouldn’t it be great if secondary data sources supported the Limit and Automatic Move functionality that Aruna shows in her image!? That way you could do it in the secondary data source and have concat build up a single field in your main data source.Alas, looks like you have to use the main data source. I recommend creating an XTP for a ...
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Is TestNumber a dropdown in your view? Can you attach an image of the properties for that dropdown?
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The DBXL Admin Tool is used for configuring the other web methods in the service. For AD, we should first verify that your Active Directory itself has the correct values. Then, we should look at the possibility that your ADWS (circa October 2010) has an unknown bug that was fixed in a more recent version (December 2010 release). Do you ...
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Hi Big E,
Can you move CombinedAssignedToEmail up above the repeating ProjectTask group? Just click the dropdown and move up. Hopefully you don't have a lot of data saved already since this will change the structure of your data source.
Cheers,
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Hi Rae_bot,
XSN is the form template which is what you save from the "Design a Form" UI. It's also what get's published to SharePoint as a "template.xsn" in the form library or folder if it's a content type.
If the dropdown isn't showing the values it may be because your data source in Form1 is not correctly ...
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Hi Saluki34 and welcome,
Yes, it's easy to set a field's value and use a filter to specify which key to use. That should be part of the HowTo guide that we provide with the DBXL Web Service. Let me know if you can't find it. But, basically, you just want to create a rule with an action that sets a fields value using the ...
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Hi Rae_bot,
Using XML files as default data for other XML files is a best practice. I gave a webinar for our product customers on this topic last week. There are several ways to do it. If Form1 is always just one XML file, you can add it as a network XML receive data connection in Form2's XSN. Then, just bind the dropdown to the value. All is ...