Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 2 of 3 (23 items) < Previous 1 2 3 Next > Re: DOB Concat in Infopath -> Sharepoint It definitely needs the leading 0 for a date format type field. However, doing a little more experimentation and it seems that the concatination causes a problem as it converts the data to a text type which date won't accept. I haven't managed to convert it back to date successfully yet. Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 05-07-2015 Re: DOB Concat in Infopath -> Sharepoint Are your day and month fields keeping (or adding) leading zeros if required? If the leading zero is dropped for the day or month then the field won't evaluate correctly. Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 05-07-2015 Submit via Web Service to People Picker field Hi All, I'm using an InfoPath email type form, in order to submit to a list in SharePoint I have created a web service with the Lists.asmx. I use the list GUID and an XML "batch" file to do the submit, but it can only submit plain text. Using this technique how can I submit data to a people picker field on my SharePoint list? ... Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 05-07-2015 Re: DOB Concat in Infopath -> Sharepoint You need to make sure that the date is the correct format, I am assuming it is all numbers and matches the format for date in SharePoint? Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 05-07-2015 Re: How to create an InfoPath Form for data entry to an Access 2010 Database for use on Sharepoint 2010 Hi Simon, Welcome to InfoPath Dev Forums. Is the Access database going to be loading onto SharePoint as a database? Also, do you want the forms to be browser based, or will everyone have copies of InfoPath Filler to use to fill out the forms? Regards, Steven Posted to Microsoft Access (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 03-04-2015 Update List Form without Removing Access Event Macros Hi All, Me again, becoming some what of a pain I am sure. Anyway, I use a SharePoint front-end with an Access database, the database tables are converted to lists on the SharePoint. When I update list forms which are linked to my database tables I have to remove any event macros on that table otherwise I get errors. Can anyone tell me a way ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 02-17-2015 Re: Filter Large List and Display I did some further reading and it seems that it just changes where the filter is applied. Even though it seems a query filter would be applied at server level it doesn't seem to be, unless the field is indexed in SharePoint. This is a brilliant workaround. Just like to point out to anyone who reads this later on, you MUST index the columns on ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 02-16-2015 Re: Filter Large List and Display Hi Hilary, Adding the Index to columns that I want to search on has worked, no other special requirements either which is PERFECT! Thank you for taking the time to reply, can't believe we had over looked this in the past. Regards, Steven Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 02-16-2015 Re: Filter Large List and Display Hi Hilary,Thanks for the pointer. I can't create an Index column until 18:00 GMT, I'll have to wait and give it a go then let you know. Regards, Steve Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 02-13-2015 Filter Large List and Display Hi All, I don't know if this is possible as a codeless solution, but here goes. I have a list which exceeds the SharePoint row limit, currently set at 5000 in my organisation. I need to draw data from this list into an InfoPath list form so that users can see the data. I've tried REST services and they work fine when the limit is ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Steven_Smith on 02-13-2015 Page 2 of 3 (23 items) < Previous 1 2 3 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.