InfoPath Dev

Hi Pcheru, Where is the project name data for that user being saved? Is it in an XML file that the user filled out and submitted? Is it in the same form library or a different one? You will need to query that data and then filter based on current user. If the previous user only has one project name associated with them, it will be easy, otherwise ...

Sounds like a MOSS issue. Have you checked your SharePoint error logs? We'd be happy to provide hands-on support to help you quickly get back to normal. Qdabra Software, sponsor of this free forum, is our company. Go to the web site and click on Support for more details. If you're looking for free support, please provide more details - ...

Thanks for the screenshot. I have confirmed that you installed the most recent version of DBXL Are you still seeing the same errors as before or are they different?  We will investigate the errors you sent in email. The email contains 2 error images and a RAR file including a SharePoint error log. Can you also include a copy of your event ...

Glad to hear you downloaded some of the accelerators. We don't make much money from the accelerators (and none from this site which costs us a lot every year). We're here to help you bridge the InfoPath gaps. Let us know id you need help. We're here to make you shine. :) 

Well, I'm not sure why your friend recommended a web part in place of a Web Service. Seems they don't have any clue about InfoPath solutions architecture ... Anyway, you can download Qdabra's free trial. It's easy to install and set up and it's inexpensive and a best practice since it's the only "data-driven" Web ...

You should consider using a Web Service to get your data in and out of SQL. It's a better practice than a tight coupling. Lots of reasons why but I won't bore you with the details unless you're interested. :)

Hi, We map repeating data to SQL all the time using our Database Accelerator (DBXL). It's simple to install and use the free trial and it's very inexpensive if you decide to go with it. We'd be happy to show you a 10-15 minute demo of how you can set it up (either on a local computer or a server) to map your forms and create simple ...

Hi Elon2000, You certainly don't need Access to do this, but Access could do it. Really, it depends on what you feel comfortable with. I don't like Access because I don't really have much experience with it. We use SQL instead of Access. You could certainly map your forms to SQL and create a nice Excel report to aggregate them - ...

Confused. InfoPath allows you to calculate all of the values at once in the form without code - just use xpath expressions.

Hi Kim, You can definitely do this with a Full Trust form and some code to save the separate XML fragment from the section. Qdabra's qRules supports saving XML fragments without the need to write code but only to a locally installed database (DBXL). You could do it all locally without having to do Full Trust or code but that would ...