InfoPath Dev

Hello, The first question to clarify is your goal in using the InfoPath to SharePoint List tool. It can be used as a standalone tool to import xml into SharePoint, or it can be used with qRules to create InfoPath to SharePoint list mappings (here's another blog post on this) I have added links above; hopefully these explain the dual nature ...

Hi Catharine, Were you able to solve this issue? Let me know if we should continue to track this, or if it is resolved. Thanks!

Submitting to SQL is a classic InfoPath problem. Here's what was discussed in an earlier thread: If you create your form using an XML Schema (File->Design...->New from Blank) you can't submit directly to a DB. That's because the schema is XML and not based off SQL data types. Submitting directly to a DB after ...

The Object Model is different between InfoPath 2003 and 2007 – so if you are using InfoPath 2007 and need to design an InfoPath 2003 compatible template, it has to be explicitly saved that way (Save As, then use the drop down for file type to pick 2003). Also, make sure to change the OM under Form Options / Programming. I think you did this ...

Hello, I think this previous forum post will answer your question. Good luck!

This is kind of a hack, but you could use a "hidden" field (not displayed in the form) which serves as a temporary location to do some math. my:tempfield = sum(Hours[Event = "A" or Event = "B" or Event = "C" or Event = "D" or Event = "E"]) my:destinationfield = my:tempfield + ...

Hello, I'm sorry, but the problem isn't very clear. You mention that you have created a filter and it works. What are you doing after this (that causes the dropdowns to stop working)? I would suggest restating the problem with additional details to entice more responses. If you need information on this, it is commonly called ...

I can imagine the following: 1. Break up the title into pieces that are separated by spaces. 2. Capitalize the first letter of each "piece" using the translate() function. 3. Use concat() to put the title back together. I'm not sure if it'll work, but it's an idea. Good luck!

 Have you compared the machine that's failing to the machines that work? Look out for things like Office/InfoPath service packs and Internet Explorer version.