InfoPath Dev

Retrieving data from a SP list in InfoPath is pretty easy.  Just create a secondary data connection (Data -> Data connections) to receive data from a SharePoint List.  This will pull in all the data from that list into the InfoPath form.  You can even filter the data by using queryFields to limit which items are ...

I've made some progress.  I located the following example (http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2007/programmatically-add-row-repeating-table-xmlwriter.htm):Dim myNamespace As String = NamespaceManager.LookupNamespace("my") Using writer As XmlWriter = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode( ...

Yes, if you go into File -> Form Options -> Compatibility -> Select InfoPath 2003 as your Form type.  This will ensure that the form is limited to features that are only available in 2003 and will save as a 2003 template.

Interesting, we were not using that function, so my issue was different from yours it seems. Our issue occurred after we changed one of the data connections, so we went back to the form before the data connection change and redid the data connection and filter update etc, and we were luckier this time, and form still got warnings ...

Thanks for the info, i will take a look into the REST web services first, if we could not get around it still, will take a look at Qdabra tools. I did a very brief test of the RESTful API, quite unfortunate for us is that the lists we are pulling data from are *External Lists*, and it seems that the Restful API are not including those lists. Any ...

Hi: In your qRules user guide, check out SaveToSharePoint - that command allows you to upload attachments to document libraries. There is also a DeleteFromSharePoint command you can use to delete attachments. There are also options with SubmitToSharePointList that allow you to attach files to list items - feel free to start a new topic with your ...

Hello again, You are correct that InfoPath's built-in functions do not support filtering.  Since the need to filter is an extremely common requirement for people, Qdabra has come up with some ready-made solutions to ease this pain, speed up your form and get around these limits. DBXL is web service that resides on the server and allows ...

This blog post should get you pointed the right direction.

I'm sorry - I really don't understand the question. Your form has a data source - visible in the data source task pane. If there are repeating groups in your data source, they can be bound to repeating table controls on your form. When promoting any data to your SharePoint library, the data gets stored in a column in the library - just ...

Hi All, I have IP 2010 on my PC and designed a form with it. My colleagues still have IP 2003. Is there a way to ensure that my colleagues with IP 2003 can open my IP 2010 forms? Thank you very much in advance for your support.