InfoPath Dev

Hi Guptasourav and welcome to the forum, You can filter the results after you download them. There are built in filter controls in InfoPath that will let you specify a value or a field. The only limitation is that you have to download everything so make sure your default view is not limited to 100 items (for example). We have a web service that ...

The main benefit is that people who do not have Microsoft Office's InfoPath installed on their computer can fill out the form using their internet browser.

Hi Sirii, When you publish your form to Document Library, you should have a dialog in the Publishing Wizard with the text "The columns listed below will be available in SharePoint sites and Outlook folders".... Select the column/property that you want to edit in the data grid/sheet. Click Modify and map the property to one of the ...

Hi Bob, sorry to hear your having trouble with the installer. Did you try the suggestion here: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/dbxlinstall/entry22506.aspx?

Hi Clunk2008 and welcome to our forum! Your requirements 1-4 are common ones that we see over and over again for InfoPath solutions. Believe it or not, you can do it all without any code, which will reduce your maintenance and deployment costs, but you will need a Web service similar to the SQL Accelerator that we offer. Anyway, you'll have ...

http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/david/archive/2008/07/16/excel-to-xml-automatically-generating-infopath-forms-from-excel-data.aspx

If you want to stick with rules, how about a rule to call your code and moving the OnLoad code into a separate procedure that is called from the rule? If you want to stick with code, just remove the rules and add code to populate the fields and switch views. Hope that helps!

Hi Jbenisek and thank you for your post! I just tried to do this by clicking on my profile and the Passwords and Statistics tab. I was able to successfully change my password.  Which browser are you using? Can you try again and see if it works? We had a brief server issue this morning but I'm not sure it was related. Thanks!

Hi Davidy, 1. You can also use our Active Directory Web service (ADWS) to do this. Use the employee alias and filter out the information that you want using rules to set values in your form from the secondary data soruce using filters. See Task 4 in our Getting Started Tutorial ...

Hi Rob, We currently have two tools for bulk editing XML files - our command line tool (which does work against SharePoint libraries) and our InfoPath tool (that works with XML stored in SQL via our DBXL Web service). We are planning an Excel-based tool for our next release (v2.3) to provide "data sheet" functionality for editing forms. ...