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Hi Thierry,
I'm not sure I understand this question. If you click on the function button of an expression box you should be able use the Data Source tree control to pick the field that you want to show in the expression box.
This is pretty simply, am I missing something?
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Hi bjoernscher,
This is kind of weird. Could you provide a little more information?What type of SQL Server are you using? 2000, 2005, Sql Express?Does the NT Authority\Network Service system user account have db_owner access to the QdabraDBXL database? The installer should have done this itself, but there might have been a problem.Can you ...
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Ah, so it's a browser compatability problem. Did you make sure to run the browser-compatability inspector? Or the Design Inspector?
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Yes, that sounds about right. If you need more help, please attach a screenshot of the data source taskpane open to the secondary data sources.
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So, you'll want to change you code to be like this:
private object CurrentUserName
{
get
{
return FormState["CurrentUserName"];
}
set
{
FormState["CurrentUserName"] = ...
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Hi writhe and welcome to the forums!
Fiddler is a great tool and I have used it many times, but I do not know the answer to your question.
If your InfoPath project is a managed code projects, however, you could simply use the debugger to step through the code until the moment before the web service is submitted and see the XML that it is ...
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Hi blackhawk,
You can do this, but I can't remember off the top of my head. You'll want to look at either thisXDocument.DataAdapters or .DataObjects. Once you get one of those objects you can programatically set which web service URL they point to.
With that said, we also have a deployment tool that you might be interested ...
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Hi Shaun,
I'm not too great at VB, but I can give you the general idea:Create an XmlNodeList object, and initialize it from the result of a GetNodes() function callUse the VB equivalent to a For Each to iterate over all the XmlNode objects in the XmlNodeListI don't know if this will help, but it's my best try with VB!
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Well thank you very much for the compliment! With as many posts and years that we have stored in this forum, there should be a wealth of information, haha!
By the time we're done with you, you will be the CanDoAll-er !
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If you are trying to do this in a truly generic fashion, then no, there is no way to do it. However, if you know all of the possible schemas that might occur in the secondary data source, then you should be able to implement the controls for each one, and then use conditional formatting to display only the one that needs to be ...