InfoPath Dev

Hi Brian, Sorry it's taken me a while to get back to you. I'm assuming that your barcode is an Active-X control, but if it's something else, well... anway: Try deleting it and inserting it directly into repeating section. to get its location in your datasource into the same sharePointRepeatingSection that I mentioned in a ...

Thanks Clayton.

Hi Clayton. Are there any new actions in IP2010 rules? Have the existing ones changed at all?

Hi. If you're using IP2007 or greater, then you can use the xPath function addDays(<date>, <days to add>). So you could compare today() to addDays(today(), 1).

Hi noppojp (this is a little late, I know). Actually this can be done without code. First, add an extra column to your unrelated list -- you will probably have to do this in your database, and call the field in it @change (or anything else). Give it an integer datatype by doubleclicking on the field and changing the selection that says Text ...

Glad I could help. You can customize this idea to run codeless 'for' loops in IP. The idea just occurred to me a few days ago, so I'm glad it worked :)

Hi Moleman, I'm not the right person to tell you how to use Active Directory, unfortunately, so you'd have to ask someone else. However, you can also query a secondary datasource to get an email from a name or ID. You can do that by setting up your list on SharePoint or Access or SQL or wherever, adding it to your secondary datasources, ...

Hi. You can do a submit of new rows, but new rows have to be in the data fields, not in the query fields. If you want to submit the content in the query fields, you would have to use code or get into the .xsf file to insert a new row to the datafields, copy data from the query fields to the last entry of the data fields, and ...

Hi Moleman, If you have the email address stored anywhere in the form, you can pull it out using fx. If the user isn't entering any email addresses, you could pull in a secondary datasource too. Basically if you have access to the email addresses then you can send to them. Qwerty

Hi Moleman, You can use an expression in the TO field in your email submit -- a really great feature of InfoPath. Click the fx button next to the TO field. You should setup a field before this that you will ensure has the correct name(s) of the individuals who will receive the email -- you can accomplish this via rules or Active Directory. Insert ...