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Just create separate views in the same form and have those show different sections of your data source. Change your default view to a view that lets you pick the other views. This way, you don't change your data source, so the existing 700 forms will open. We've done this kind of thing before and you could hire us to do some form ...
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Hi Jim,
InfoPath supports business logic. You can add code to your form that calculates PMT and have the field set based on that. We can show you how to do that, or we can do it for you. Probably 15-20 minutes. Let me know.
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Hi Jim,
Not sure I really understand your question. InfoPath picture control (base 64) does supports TIF images. Just attach them. They will be converted into the BASE 64 format and appear in your form.
Regarding page breaks. Are you trying to print an InfoPath form or attach long images?
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Hi Reuben,
SharePoint doesn't handle repeating sections or tables. There are a few tricks you can do: for example, you can add a rule to your form (OnSubmit) that concatenates the fields into a separate field and promote that instead. Or, you can write code and save the fields to a separate list. Or you could export to Excel and use ...
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Hi Matthew,
1. When setting up a data connection to a SharePoint list, InfoPath uses the default.aspx view. If that view is limited to only display the first 100 items, that's all it will download. Obviously, you can't dynamically send a parameter to SharePoint to have it filter the view and provide a custom view when you go to query it. ...
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Hi Ken,
Yes, you have some options: a) write code and use an OnBeforeChange handler that prevents changing the image when they tab or ink out of the control, b) copy the control to another hidden ink field and add an unconditional rule to the field that "reverts" the ink control to the saved one when the user changes it. Just ...
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Hi Pablavo,
What are you querying?
If it's XML, you can use a filter.
If it's a SharePoint list or SQL table, you can do it client side using a filter, but that means you will still pull all data down to client. To prevent pulling all of the data down, we developed a Web Service that runs on the server. It significantly improves ...
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Hi Nate,
If the source data connection has a repeating list of names, just use "CopyTable" instead of "ExecuteAction":
CopyTableCopies data from the source table to the destination table.
Arguments:
dsnamesrc: Name of the source DataSource (optional). Assumes you are using the Main data source if it is not ...
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Microsoft does not have a certified master program specifically for InfoPath. http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/certifications.mspx
Qdabra Software (the company that hosts this site) does offer a Master Training Course for InfoPath. http://www.qdabra.com/en/training/InfoPath_Master_Class.aspx
Microsoft has recently expressed an interest in ...
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Sorry Richard, but I have no idea. Have you looked at Data Views? I know this is not what you need, but there is a way to set up a link using a data view. Not sure it will have any bearing though on your problem.... stumped.