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There is no such limitation based on the number of forms. My guess is that it's a bug in your InfoPath form. Send it to us and purchase the InfoPath Detailing service for just $95 and we will tell you what's wrong: http://www.qdabra.com/en/consulting/detailingService.aspx
Or, you can look at your SharePoint logs. Go to ...
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I would just write a little code or script to round the number up and convert it to a string.
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Hi MBrady1973,
Maybe I am missing your scenario, but it sounds like you should use a checkbox and some logic to deselect the others when it is checked.
Cheers,
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Hi Tom,
Two things come to mind ...
Use Active Directory Web Service (like you hint in the last paragraph) and populate a field in the form. Then, an Email Submit adapter will do the trick.
Use the Outlook Contact ActiveX control to select the user. This will require that all users install the ActiveX control, but it works with IP2007 ...
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Hi Tammy and welcome back,
First of all, I would try to clear your cache. Windows->Start->InfoPath. Select the form. Click Remove. Close all InfoPath windows and retry.
If this doesn't work, take a look at the following post: ...
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Hi Ralph,
Well, both SQL and Access provide functionality to automatically increment IDs. You just need to load that ID into your form after submitting the first time and then submit again. The first submit will set the row in the DB. Then, you'll want to query the DB (create another data connection for that), get the value, and set that ...
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If you download all contents of both columns, you can use filters to do this. It's easy. However, there are performance ramifications to downloading all data from both columns.
I recommend Qdabra's Web service which allows parameterized query. You can query just one column and then use the value to programmatically query another column. ...
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Why use VB? Why not just use a HTML link that looks like a button?
Well, we'll need a little more information, especially about this 'Imports' stuff that you refer to.
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Hi David,
Indeed the preserve code block with xsl:sort is one way to do it. Greg's post: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/4107/16226.aspx . You'll need to save your files as source and manually modify the XSL file. If you need help, send $50 to our PayPal account (Sales at no spam please Qdabra.com) and ...
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Hi S.Jeeva,
I seem to recall a similar issue happening in an early release of MOSS 2007 (I'm thinking it was the initial release). Have you installed the Service Pack? What version do you have?