InfoPath Dev

Hi, The node in your schema behind the DDL is storing the ID that you are looking for (let's call it field1). So, if your textbox is bound to that same node (or that its default value point to field1 in case your need a separate node), the display will be the ID you are looking for. Does it make sense? Regards, Franck Dauché

Salut Thierry, I think that Patrick was asking if you tried to search on Google for the actual error message to see if it was documented somewhere. I just did, and didn't find anything. Bonne chance... Franck Dauché

Yes, I have seen that. Pretty cool. Good move on your test. By adding features from a blank form, you will probably nail the issue. Good luck and let us know what the outcome is! Franck

OK, so whether the form is cached or not to start with doesn't improve performance. For the sake of arguments, can you comment out your event handlers (except OnLoad) and see if that has an effect? Franck

Hi Jason, Do you have a lot of event handlers in your code behind? Regards, Franck Dauché

Why don't you start there:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/odc_ip2003_ta/html/OfficeInfoPathWebServiceASPNET.asp Regards, Franck Dauché

Hi, Did you look into Web Services to do this? You can call a WS in your form, pass the record ID and updated values, and do the dirty work (DB update) in the WS. Regards, Franck Dauché

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Thanks for sharing! Regards, Franck Dauché

I think that Agni is referring to splitting your data into separate Views. Then, you can add buttons at the top of your form to switch Views and give the feeling of ''Tabs''. Franck