InfoPath Dev

It is possible through C#/VB code using the .NET Framework, or through a web service like Qdabra's Active Directory Web Service http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ADWebService.aspx

I would think this is related to the zone the url resolves to in IE.  Check if the internal link resolves as Local Intranet or Trusted Sites.  If it is in the trusted zone, then add the external link to trusted sites and see if it still works. And where are you publishing the form?  Is it to SharePoint, or a network share?  ...

This is probably a limitation with InfoPath 2007.  You might try creating a calculated column so that it appears as a standard text column to InfoPath.

You may want to take evaluate the Excel to InfoPath tool here: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ExcelToInfoPath.aspx It can take an Excel workbook, and generate xml files based the template you provide.  For an InfoPath form you would just use the template.xml from the xsn.   A mapping definition you create will determine the how ...

Hi, Currently the field requires the user to hit the down arrow and then type the first letter of the value they are looking for. The user would prefer to be able to start typing and the field autofills.  Thanks for your help!

This seems like a ridiculously easy question, but my limited knowledge of SP/IP is probably making it harder than it seems. I have a weekly data set that I use Access to manipulate and post for monthly manager approval. Right now I"m exporting from Access and posting this in Excel format in a SP Shared Docs and then people email me the ...

Yes, I have it working in a couple of forms where I select a Banner (Like Cub, Jewel-Osco, etc.), then get only those stores under that Banner, and sort alpha correctly.  When I change the Banner, I blank the store drop down list box and it populates with the new Banner associated stores.  I use 2 data connections to the same ...

If you add code to your button, you should be able to use something like this to get the purpose: e.Source.selectSingleNode("ns1:Purpose") Run in debug on the event on the button so you can look at e.Source. :-)

Hilary, Thanks for your patience :)  I run a query for our Purpose drop down below:  adapter.Command = String.Format("SELECT Category from bpiPersonalReimbursementPurposeCategory where Purpose = '" + e.Site.text + "' order by Purpose,Category" Since I can't use e.site.text because I won't be on the ...

Yes, that's correct.  I would suggest placing it into a Calculated Value control first to make sure it works, since the Condition entry fields don't validate formulas.  There was an error in my formula.  It's actually GetDOM("DataSourceName") and not Get-DOM("DataSourceName").  To refer to the ...