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I'm adding a sample that has a button that does what you want. Check it out.
See the "X" button to the right of each row.
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Hi Tom,
To map the XML to SQL, DBXL keeps track of the primary keys. The problem is that those primary keys don't exist until you submit it once from InfoPath (via DBXL).
So, there are two techniques for doing what you want to do:
"Pre-Batch": Convert your SQL data to XML using XLS to XML tool
This will automatically ...
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I covered techniques for copying data from a list form to an InfoPath form in my July 11th webinar.
To copy data back from your InfoPath form to the list you can use CAML or qRules. Both techniques are codeless, but qRules is a plugin that you will have to install (it's easier than CAML though to configure). Check out the Jan 31 webinar by ...
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First I have heard of this issue.
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You could just convert it into a scrolling list and have a link to a thumbnail and some button to select them.
In other words, create your own section (or XML template part) that displays the images and a radio buttton or a regular button to toggle selection.
Definitely doable without code but you have to give up on the out-of-box multi-select ...
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For digital signatures, you need to go to certificate authority on your domain controller and issue certificates for users.
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Right click the button and select properties. Click Browser tab and set it to "Always" post back. Republish and see if that works.
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What version of SharePoint are you using?
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Yes, you have to get an ID back.
Qdabra's qRules is easier to setup and maintain and there's a free trial available at qdabra DOT com under Tools.
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If you go to File->Form Options->Programming and code is checked, you have code. Another way to verify is to go to File->Publish->Export Source Files and see if one of the files is a dll.
Note: editing with a code editor will require access to the .NET project. You'll have to ask the author where they put it.