InfoPath Dev

Patrick, I'd love to use ADWS and would buy it in a New York minute if it will do what I need. I need to allow the user to enter a search value and click the find button had have it present a list of matches to choose from. When the choice is made it needs to repopulate the search box with the username, and an accompanying text box with ...

I managed to get the main form to open the new form and access it's xml, but the loop would run continuously preventing user interaction with the new form. Without the loop it would run asynchronously, completing the sub before getting the contact selector filled in and submitted.  So now I'm thinking of adding code to the contact ...

But can it be used without modifying the existing schema? For the one form that is an absolute requirement.

My company is getting ready to deploy Windows 7 and Office 2010, including Infopath 2010. We have literally hundreds of Infopath client based forms that use a custom 'find' button to lookup and retrieve some user ID and Name from AD. To make a long story short, these find buttons will not work with IP 2010. We are beginning the ...

Jimmy, This formula is a lifesaver.  I've been trying for ages to figure out how to concatenate values from the DisplayName of a contact selector into a single text node without code, and this worked like a charm! I had no idea that you could use two qualifying conditions like this. Thanks for your efforts here.  

I have managed to bypass this issue by writing code behind to accomplish this task. I loop thru the DocOwner nodes to find the one with the ID that matches, then I set the other childnodes as required. I was hoping to avoid code in the form, but it seems unavoidable. Is there a way to select the proper DocOwner node without looping ...

I can't get a filter to work when saving form data to the xml. My xml contains these nodes: <my:myFields>   <my:CurrentID />   <my:Action />  ...   <my:DocOwners>     <my:DocOwner> (this is a repeating node)       <my:DocOwnerID />       ...