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 4 (35 items) < Previous 1 2 3 4 Next > Macro - can this be done? i want to use a macro to copy a user id from an Access dbase, paste it into Infopath to query data from our HR web service, then paste a specific data element back to the Access database, then move to the next entry with a user id. Can this be done? if so, any tutorials or examples? thanks. Heath Posted to Microsoft Access (Forum) by heath3106 on 06-27-2011 create contact list from HR Web Service query I am a semi-newb with InfoPath and am self taught (not a developer type). I have been asked to create a tool to allow users to select the partner areas that they will be working with, have them kick off a query, and then return results showing contact information for the managers of each area. i'd like to use an HR Web Service query as ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by heath3106 on 06-24-2011 Re: One form, multiple sections...submit issue Does anyone have any ideas on this? I'm using InfoPath 2003. I'm not fluent in jscript but can alter an example with trial and error. thanks. Heath Posted to Microsoft Access (Forum) by heath3106 on 10-05-2009 Re: One form, multiple sections...submit issue I tried and I can't create another submit connection other than the main connection. The only options I get is to submit via webservice, sharepoint, or email. Is there a way to get around this? Posted to Microsoft Access (Forum) by heath3106 on 10-01-2009 One form, multiple sections...submit issue I have an Access database with one main table and several other tables. On my form, I have a main data section that feeds the main table. I have another section where the user selects a change type and then a section will pop up with fields based on the change type. Each section feeds it's own table in the database. All tables are tied to the ... Posted to Microsoft Access (Forum) by heath3106 on 09-30-2009 Re: One form, multiple rows in db on submit I think I have a solution. I'm going to create an 'update' button on the form that will submit the rows to the change table and then also add a new repeating section.The button will then change to an 'update' only button. Now....if I just knew enough about Jscript to write the onClick event to add the repeating section...... Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by heath3106 on 09-15-2009 Re: One form, multiple rows in db on submit Made the change and the form is only submitting the last repeating section to the change table. The first repeating section is ignored. Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by heath3106 on 09-14-2009 Re: One form, multiple rows in db on submit I can't see where to set the main table to repeating or not repeating, unless it's done by right clicking on the group in the task pane. It's set as a repeating in the group properties. Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by heath3106 on 09-14-2009 One form, multiple rows in db on submit I have created a form with a basic info section at the top followed by a repeating section underneath. The user can submit change requests on the form. The repeating section is for change request detail. they can add another repeating section so that they can report more than one change on a single form. In the database I have 2 tables. ... Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by heath3106 on 09-11-2009 Re: Creating separate rows in database I am a newbie to code. Could you point me to an example of what I need? Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by heath3106 on 08-31-2009 Page 2 of 4 (35 items) < Previous 1 2 3 4 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.