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Please note also that this change may not round-trip through the designer. Editing the XSL manually is risky. We avoid it like the plague. :) When we do use it we must safely quarrantine :) using inline comments (hidden expression boxes) or verbatim blocks as defined in the SDK.
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This page lists the ''Improve the Performance of InfoPath 2003 Forms'' article but I get a 404 error when clicking the link:http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/office/aa905440.aspx
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Welcome to our forum Bruum. This requires some tricky XPATH to get it to work. What you need to do is have the formula filter our only the repeating node where the Vendor node is true. The exact xpath will depend on your XML structure.
You have the example of the advertcosts xpath. Can you also give the example of the xpath to the vendor ...
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There is a way to get IP to use an email program other than Outlook. I'm not sure though if this is just for the basic Send to Mail Recipient or for the Email Submit Adapter.
Here is a link about Lotus Notes integration that may help:http://blog.advisor.com/blog/garydev.nsf/d6plinks/GDEF-64D3JL
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Welcome to our forum DeBodd! Thanks Philip for the response. IT is correct. The easiest way to think about it is that IP forms are like documents (Word or Excel) with the same file saving/handling characteristics.
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If you plan to also migrate your templates into SharePoint as well then you'll need to publish them there. And, after you upload the form data files to a library, then go to the ''Relink'' view and relink all the files so they point to the template in that sharepoint library.
If you're not moving the template and just using sharepoint to store ...
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Hello and welcome to our forum. The reason why this is not possible is that it is to indicate to the user the chunk that repeats. From a usability perspective it was decided that less flexibility here is better so that different IP forms have generally consistent and predictable UI.
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You're welcome. In the standard secondary submit method you should be able to specify the starting node for the data you want to submit. This is in the middle of the data connection wizard.
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Hello and welcome to our forum!
I am wondering if you're using InfoPath 2003 original version (non SP1/2). InfoPath 2003 did this thinking that the query parameters would be on the first view and then after the query is executed it switches to the second view. This is obviously very confusing and they changed it later.
First, can you confirm ...
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The likely reason why this is happening is becuase of how you set the filter for your cascading dropdowns. You will need to filter using the current() function. Take a look at the how-to articles on repeating cascading lists. These will give some idea how to use the current() function:
Create a Repeating Cascading List from a Flat Data ...