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Yes, please contact us via support. We can then check your purchase date and whether an update has been released. Thank you.
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Why does it need to be programatically?
If your button is a submit-type button, you can set the SUbmit Options to close after submit - screenshot attached.
If your button is not a submit-type button, simply add an action that closes the form. Easy! :)
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If you're not a programmer, it's going to be quite the challenge to write your own web service. I would suggest looking at DBXL; we created this web service which you can install on the server and use it to submit data from InfoPath to SQL. There's a free download on Qdabra.com. It's cheaper than hiring a programmer and faster than ...
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So you have a place in the form where the user selects Cash or Check, and you want to display a certain set of controls for each selection.
The easiest alternative is to add a section. You can then hide/show this section according to the selection made by the user,
I'm attaching a very simple form which you can open in design mode, ...
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Is there a way to programmatically close Infopath application when user clicks "Submit".
Clicking submit: The existing form closes and prompts user with a choice to open new form. If user clicks "No" - the Infopath application remains open.
How would I quit the application programmatically without setting ...
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I'm not a programmer
Got InfoPath 2010 without the submit data to SQL directly
So can anyone help me create a webservice (or point me to a how-to) so I can submit 5 fields from an infopath form to a specific database & table in a SQL server?
the fields from infopath:
Date [datetime]
RekNo [int]
HelpType ...
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Thank you Hilary for your prompt response.
Just want to confirm, if you understood my issue or not.
basically, i am looking for List's relative URL using REST method.
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I used the only way I could think of doing it. A table with little text boxes.
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It doesn't seem that you've actually described the approach you did take, so it's hard to say how you could have done it better. :-)
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Now that I've already done it(!) I got to wondering whether there was an easier/quicker way to do what I've done...
I needed to create a grid where users could enter numbers, at the end of each row was a total field which was the sum of all the values entered in that row.
4 rows with 14 values and a total on each. I don't think I ...