InfoPath Dev

Hi Troy0118, Thanks for the comment. This is because of the namespace constraint. It's something we have looked at but most of our time has been spent working on the Database Accelerator Web service Suite which helps you connect forms to databases. Are you using the SCB for multi-select or type-ahead? If you only need multi-select, InfoPath 2007 ...

Thanks for posting your results. If you manage the entire fragments, I think you might be able to do it with code, but your problem is solved so no biggee ....

Hi again, I don't understand the comment ''the temporary table isn't in the Database''. Anyway, sounds like it's not an InfoPath issue.

try the connection string to the DB

Hey Navid, What's with the ''Look Patrick'' stuff? Your first post was ambiguous and you should just give me a break. I'm doing this for free you know ... :( Due to security requirements, InfoPath doesn't allow you to change field values during the e-mail submit between the dialog that InfoPath pops up and the actual submit. If you write code, I ...

Hi RSP, I think it's because you are returning 2000 rows. Do you really need 2000 rows? Why not take the XML files you created and store them in the form template. That should be faster. Use TOP 3 to limit the query.

Yeah, well, I don't care what the language is but C# sure seems easier for me given my C++ background. We plan to post lots of articles in the next few months with C#. Please stay tuned to our site for lots of helpful techniques involving InfoPath.

Hi Folwarczny, Yes, I already sent e-mail out to my team. I just typed in what I did so that other people could see it just in case I missed something.

Property promotion is done when the XML form is saved or submitted to the server. So, let's say you have 5 properties promoted in your form template. Now, you save a form to SharePoint - those 5 properties are extracted and promoted. Then, you go back to the form template and add a 6th promoted property. Of course, since the form you previously ...

Hi again HappyDigit, I think it's an access issue. There is a page in SharePoint Admin that allows cross site authentication within the same server. I forget where it is but we had to turn this on to get our forms to pull from a Web servier connected to SQL. I'll ask David, but see if you can search for that. I spent 10 minutes and couldn't find ...