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You would use a concat formula to set the URL, and it would look something like this:
concat("http://URL/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?CS=65001&XMLDATA=1&RowLimit=0&List={5166419E-2DB1-4EA4-8911-FC12ADE6D57A}&View={13217A3C-60A8-4FA9-9662-7BBD1EB19FC8}&XMLDATA=TRUE&FilterField1=@ows_ID&FilterValue1=", Path to the field ...
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Thats what I read too but not sure how to use an ID field from the SHarePoint current list item and = to @ows ID. It retireves nothing but if I do @ows_ID = '81' or some number it works.
in other words I have a 1st data connection which recieves all IDs from the current active form and than I have the 2nd ...
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Thanks, got it, using the following where SynopisID is on the main form and is the lookup column in the SP List
xdXDocument:GetDOM("GetMetrics")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:Metrics[@SynopsisID = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:myFields/my:synopsisID][number(xdXDocument:GetDOM("ViewOptions")/Util/fields/Count)]/@ID
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I just wanted to add - I'd not realized this, but Jimmy pointed out in email that:
...a REST connection in InfoPath was just any service that returns XML based on the URL it's passed
So, if you are needing just basic equivalency, owssvr.dll is probably a great way to go! OData is great for more complex queries - if you check out the ...
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[quote user="cpluce"]The form was already domain trust. Thanks Hilary you been very helpful. The disable loopback fixed it
I have one little issue left. I am able to set the filters statically in this URL by using the filter in the default value by using ID = "1" /some number but I am having trouble using ID = field ...
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I must not be being very clear.
Yes, this can be done. You'll need to use a field for a counter - I think the original document I directed you to does that?
You'll need to use multiple filters, like I mentioned in another earlier post - like group/repeatingGroup[ID = 1][1]/field
So, the filter for the correct ID, and then your counter.
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ok, so back to my earlier problem, how to apply a filter and step through the filtered results for each section in the repeating section. can this even be done?
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Hi all,
In my MOSS 2007 environment, I have successfully uploaded an InfoPath 2007 form (designed using IP 2010) to central admin and have a content type that for the most part works fine. However, I notice that I am unable to hide 6 of the 50 columns in the content type and was wondering if anyone had advice on what to do to resolve this ...
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Nope - it is because your form is IP 2007 - it would need to be 2010 to have the query fields.