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Hi Tom,
Thanks. We will think more about a way to create a control on SharePoint to suppor this. Unfortunately, because it isn't relational this is just hard.
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Hi Tom,
Thanks for clarifying! Note: this forum is free :)
InfoPath does in fact flatten the child values. Merge is just concatenating them. I think that SharePoint can't auto-filter this because of the logic in the auto-filter. A field with concatenated values and spaces in between should show the same SharePoint ...
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Hi Tom,
We've been aware of this issue with collections for many years. It's one of the main reasons why we developed our Web Service Suite to help people move SharePoint data into SQL (but still use SharePoint to view it). Plainly put, SharePoint doesn't handle relational data. It's fine for one table of data, but as soon as you ...
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Hi Ittzzme,
Check out the flash video on http://www.qdabra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=QADWS
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Yeah, it's not intuitive. Glad to hear you reached enlightenment! :)
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I think this is caused by the machine being in workgroup. Here's an excerpt from the installation guide (http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/dbxlinstall/entry23824.aspx):
"Note that for the all the above scenarios, the machine must be part of a domain. To verify, go to Start and right click My Computer and choose ...
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Hi PoulLB and welcome to the forum,
You need to configure the server to send e-mail. On SharePoint Central Administration (on the SharePoint server), go to the Application Management. Under SharePoint Web Application Management, click the E-mail settings link. Three properties are required for the server to send e-mail: Outbound SMTP, From ...
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Here's the definitive guide: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/david/archive/2007/08/24/implementing-cascading-dropdowns-in-forms-server.aspx
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Hi Herbetheien,
This is weird. I don't see this when I create a SQL sample form from a database. New Record clears my data fields and Submit works. You should definitely check to make sure you have a primary key. That's the only thing I can think of, but tell us more about what you see and maybe the lightbulb will go off.
Dark in Seattle,