InfoPath Dev

When I first tried the Active Directory web service I had no idea what data would be returned. It is critical to know the "Keys" to filter on as described in the How-To posts. Here is the list of the most interesting keys that our intenral ActiveDirectory returns, but your list may be different. The best way to find out what you have to ...

Interesting. I was not able to repro your issue. Your conditional formatting on the repeating table should be a single condition which is: if rowDateField is less than startDate OR if rowDateField is greater than endDate then hide.   I hope this helps.

Fascinating limitation! I suggest you post to that blog entry to see if the InfoPath team has a response. Sounds like a bug to me! :)

Unfortunately there is no way to disable this dialog. This is because it is a security precaution to prevent email viruses from spreading through un-trusted InfoPath forms. The rule is that for untrusted code to send email the enduser must manually confirm the send. If you want to send email without any dialogs you would have to do this ...

The easiest way to do this would be to search through the errors collection and see if that node is listed. Of course this only works if the field is not yet filled out. Similarly you can determine that way if there is an existing error in a node. If you want to verify validation upon entry the onValidate event should do the trick. Thanks, Shiraz

Hello, When you open the logic inspector there is a print button at the top left which allows you to print the contents. As for the schema there isn't a way today to print a tree view of the schema directly from InfoPath. Instead you'll need to "Save as Source Files" and then use a 3rd party schema tool such as XML Spy to ...

Hello and welcome to our forum! Your question is also one we struggle with as it is a very common scenario. What you want to do unfortunately requires code. InfoPath doesn't have any built-in functions for getting the week start date. Sorry for that bad news.

You're welcome and thanks for sharing the information!

I checked with my IP team contacts and confirmed that it not possible in this version of InfoPath. The special InfoPath folders are only possible with client-only InfoPath forms folders. The workaround is to manually create an InfoPath form folder, manually configure it to use the form you're syncing, then select all the sharepoint sync'd ...

Hello and welcome to our forum. You are correct that there is no built-in functionality for this. I do not know of any 2007 features that would allow this either. However you can enable this. What we do in this scenario is make the form have a master wrapping repeating section around the entire form. Normally users never are allowed to insert or ...