InfoPath Dev

Unfortunately I do not, but I am sure they are out there if you search for them. Or maybe someone else knows of some.

This sounds cool. I think most of it depends on what options the control has.  When you add it as a custom control there should be a list of parameters that can be set.  Have you looked at these to see if they might control some of what you want.  I am pretty sure number 3 is fine. In a published form the user cannot change the ...

Great Question. It sounds like the list box is not refreshing. I am not sure if / how this could be refreshed.  Have you tried requerying the datasource that feed the list box? Although this maybe would reset other legitimate user selections. I am just wondering if that would refresh it. One thought I had though was can you use a rule to ...

I am not completely sure if you are using a webservice of a database data connection.  This is doable as a database connection; query records, update them and submit them back to the database, but you need to have a form based on a database.  The database must be your primary dataconnection.  To do this you have to begin the ...

It appears you have not been succesfull getting this form to submit via DBXL. I think we should focus on that first. Definitely your scenario of sharing information between the forms is viable.  You can submit the main form and through the dat update a table or two and then use that data while filling out the related form. I will send you ...

Hey Jason, sorry you are having trouble. InfoPath would be required for manipulating the DAT form and opening the template xsn via a browser should initiate InfoPath by default. Can you explain what you are trying to accomplish with your form so we know what you are trying to accomplish. I appologize for the documentation, I am going to be ...

I cannot remember for sure if SharePoint is supposed to update the view on an existing library or not but I ca think of a couple tests. One I would publish your form to a new Form Library just as a test and make sure you get what you are looking for in the view. Also I would go into SharePoint admin and manually create a new view with the fields ...

Well it would appear if your InfoPath solution works fine otherwise that the issue is with the card and not InfoPath or your form.  I do not think you should be the fall guy on this one. How do you use InfoPath, is this a local template or is it getting pulled over the network from an extenal location? Are you using webservices or ...

Hi Elizabeth, welcome to the forum. There are a couple different ways to accomplish this via InfoPath.  A great solution is the Database Accelerator for InfoPath http://www.qdabra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=QDBXL1  This was designed with your situation in mind, where you want to have a great form which ties into a database and ...

The quick and easy answer is to look at the Database Accelerator Suite of Webservices.  http://www.qdabra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=QDBXL1 With DBXL you can convert your existing forms and have them submiting to SQL in under an hour. This also preserves the original document for storage, retreival, searching, and controlled access. It also ...