Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 3 of 5 (41 items) < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next > Re: Show Data in alphabetical order Hi Hilary, If this is my Web Service Code, how do I do the "Ordered By" Command? <?xml version="1.0"?><?MicrosoftWindowsSharePointServices ContentTypeID="#####"?><udc:DataSource MajorVersion="2" MinorVersion="0" ... Posted to Web Services (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 07-07-2010 Re: Show Data in alphabetical order Hey thanks, I can't find the modify SQL button that you mention. I go to tools/Data Connections, I modify my data connections, choose my web service, click next twice but I see no Edit SQL button. Am I missing something? Posted to Web Services (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 07-07-2010 Show Data in alphabetical order Hi Everyone, I have a simple web service that looks up a table with a single column on a SQL Database, and puts the data into a drop down list box in my browser enabled form. The data is basically a bunch of names in random order, and I want to display them in alphabetical order in the drop down list box. Can someone help me do this ... Posted to Web Services (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 07-06-2010 Re: File Type in attachments Thanks Aruna that looks great but I can't justify the expense for this small project. Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 06-28-2010 File Type in attachments Hi Everyone, Is there any way that I can make users only attach PDF documents to a browser based form? I have a data field with a data type of "Picture or File Attachment (base64)", and I want users to only be allowed to attach PDF documents. Thanks in advance. Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 06-24-2010 Re: Moss 2007 - open as browser based form, NOT with InfoPath client The important thing to note with this issue is that it is the results from a search in MOSS 2007 that need to open ion the browser. If I go to my form library and click "new" or open an existing form it works fine, it opens in the browser great. But when I go to my search centre and click on a search result that is a Form, it ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 06-07-2010 Re: Open Form in browser from Search Results Hi Ernestom, Yes to all of your questions. The problem is, I have created a Search Centre, and changed the search Settings to "Use custom scopes. Display richer results using the following Search Center:" Then I have entered the URL of the Search centre into the text box. Then when I search for a particular form and I click on ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 08-10-2009 Open Form in browser from Search Results Hi Everyone, I have designed a browser based form, but when I try to open the form from my Search Center (Search Results), SharePoint will only allow me to open it in Info Path. Is there any way that I can change the results page so that the forms will open in the browser instead of Info Path? Thanks in advance. Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 08-09-2009 Re: Submit form with digital signature Thanks for the reply. I couldn't get your solution to work, but I did find a harder way to do it here: http://panvega.wordpress.com/2009/03/03/how-to-apply-digital-signature-in-infopath-for-webbrowser-ie-signing/ I have validated by seeing if the signatures data source was blank or not. Posted to General (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 07-26-2009 Submit form with digital signature Grettings everyone, I want to be able to restrict a users ability to submit a form based on if they have signed it with a digital signature. What I would usually do is set the conditional formatting on a button to disable the control if a certain condition is not met, but I am unable work out how to set the condition so that it knows if a ... Posted to General (Forum) by MarsdeNation on 07-23-2009 Page 3 of 5 (41 items) < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.