InfoPath Dev

What was the solution?

Hi SenecaLakeMonster and welcome! Why are you using attributes? If you don't need to constrain yourself to a published external schema, I'd do away with those. Just a pain. Elements are fine for everything. Now, to your question ... you cannot set the value of a specific row in a list using out-of-box rule-actions (because there's no ...

Hi Sandy, If you use SharePoint 2010's http://site/_vti_bin/userprofileservice.asmx and specify the GetUserProfileByName it will return FirstName and LastName. More info: http://claytoncobb.wordpress.com/2009/06/21/userprofileservice-extended/ Cheers!

Hi Gail, It's the same version. I changed mine to add a picture button, because that's what you mentioned above in the post. Labels with concats don't work for picture buttons because they're pictures. The analog is to use separate pictures. Humbly yours, P

Hi Adam, While InfoPath is a standards based product, the browser doesn't support replacing all variants of the CSS in the XSLT. Sorry for the bad news,

Thank you very much. We met today and I believe I delivered a solution for you. Please let us know if you have any feedback. :)

Hi Neha, Back in 2004, we created a generic Web service called DBXL to solve this issue. Mapping XML to SQL to handle repeating data is the #1 issue with InfoPath and SharePoint. As a result, we don't provide free coding help for this. Just download the free trial from Qdabra's Web site and you can be up and running in <1 ...

Sure, send it to us. I can take a quick look at it and if it's an easy fix, I will help. If not, we do kindly request some support assistance (i.e. dollars). I will respond to your email now. Sorry about the delay. P

Hi Mattsky, So what eval() does is it takes a set of nodes, applies an XPath to each of them, and then returns a new set of nodes with the result(s). So in the case of my example, this set is just one node. We start with (just using a sample value ...

Hi zoonosis, You can use default values to copy the header info to each row. If you use a SharePoint list form, you can create multiple items (if you specify that during the create process and right click properties for the item and choose multiple), but you won't be able to edit (and there are other limitations). We recommend using ...