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  • Re: Nested repeating tables and sum

    Is this what you&#39;re looking for?
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by Mel Clemente on 07-24-2012
  • Re: Hidden section lost

    If I understand correctly, you&#39;re not able to view the section with controls on the Design canvas, correct? Do you have other views in your form where you might have placed it other than the one you&#39;re looking at? Or might you have accidentally deleted the section? I usually create versions of the forms I develop, giving them different ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Mel Clemente on 07-24-2012
  • Add a dog ear to your form

    From this: &nbsp; To this: &nbsp; That looks like a &quot;dog ear&quot; to me, pretty much. Adding this requires a little knowledge with Adobe Photoshop, but the steps should be straight-forward. So, if you&#39;re ready – grab the PSD file here. 1. Open QdHeader.psd in Adobe Photoshop. 2. From the Layers pane, select ...
    Posted to Mel Balsamo (Weblog) by Mel Clemente on 07-23-2012
  • Re: Action log in Infopath

    Hello, We do have an XTP that does just this - it&#39;s called the Change History XTP. It has a Save button that records a history of who saved the form at what time. It also has a place where users can enter notes before saving. Each time the button is clicked, it adds a row into a repeating table with the change log. Here&#39;s a ...
    Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by Mel Clemente on 07-17-2012
  • Re: Browser enabled form

    Cool! Did you see the Form type dropdown from File &gt; Form Options &gt; Compatibility?
    Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by Mel Clemente on 01-04-2012
  • Re: Browser enabled form

    Hi - are you using InfoPath 2010? If so, you can access this option in the Designer&nbsp;by going to File &gt; Form Options &gt; Compatibility. In the Form type dropdown, you can either select Web Browser Form or Web Browser Form (InfoPath 2007).
    Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by Mel Clemente on 01-04-2012
  • Re: GetMembersOfGroup dropdown

    Hi - sorry about the confusion. The GetMembersOfGroup method already has a groupAlias parameter that you set when you create the data connection and/or via a rule. It&nbsp;should already return&nbsp;the members of the group that you specify in that parameter.&nbsp;In your Step 4, how are you &quot;filtering&quot;? I don&#39;t think you&#39;d need ...
  • Show unique rows in a secondary repeating data source table - no code!

    When designing an InfoPath form that integrates with a secondary data source such as a SharePoint list, data retrieved from SQL, or a simple XML document – you may find yourself needing to hide rows that have the same value/s as that in your main data source. There might already be written blogs out there demonstrating techniques on how to do ...
    Posted to Mel Balsamo (Weblog) by Mel Clemente on 10-16-2011
  • Re: save vs submit?

    Hi - yes there is a SharePoint submit functionality in InfoPath. Are you using InfoPath 2007 or 2010? The latter has a checkbox at the end of the data connection wizard for submit data connections - you&#39;d like to check that if you&#39;d want to set your SharePoint submit as the default submit data connection. You can also go to&nbsp;File &gt; ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Mel Clemente on 07-17-2011
  • How to Create a Digital Certificate and Publish a Signed Template to the DBXL Admin Tool

    Because InfoPath 2010 digital certificates are only good for a month, we will use the Digital Certificate for VBA Projects tool to create one that will last several years. You could also use InfoPath 2007 or 2003 (if available) as these both produce digital certificates that last many years. Your safest route for production is to get your digital ...
    Posted to Mel Balsamo (Weblog) by Mel Clemente on 07-11-2011
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