InfoPath Dev

Hello All, I created infopath form and published to a document library, I created a repeating table in that form from a list using recieve data connection, and i have to submit the repeating table data to another sharepoint list with same fileds. i can't figure out how can i submit the repeating table data to ...

Thanks for info Anson, on a SharePoint/InfoPath training course this week in London so will try your suggestion next week when back in office

Can anyone assist with this issue. I have InfoPath 2010 x64 installed and when trying to use the code editor I get an error that Visual Studio Tools for application is required. I followed the instructions and still received the same error. After many attempts I uninstalled x64 version and reinstalled the x32 bit version and the problem ...

Thank you for replying.  I will try the autoload or the load rule and see.   For the cascading drop downs, i have never done these before (from any data source), should i just search for cascading dropdowns on this forum and go from there?  Is is similar to other types of datasources? thanks again

Perhaps you can create a repeating section control.  You can even give the section some more structure by breaking up the fields into more meaningful blocks. If you are browser enabling the form, you should be careful as to not have too many controls on your form as that will slow down the form in the browser.  Consider having one form ...

I have created another view in the XSN that doesn't have a submit button. The only thing it has on it is a back button at the top that goes to the main form, a Rich Text Box inside of a repeating section in the middle, and a button at the bottom that writes output to the windows log. I duplicated the same failure procedure (entering text and ...

InfoPath has a hard dependency on IE, so it cannot be removed.  Is it possible to upgrade the machines browser to IE7 or 8?

qRules provides functions to let you get these values without writing any code.  More info: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules_overview.aspx Otherwise, you'll need to write custom code to get these values.

Here is an article that discussed best practices for InfoPath form performance.  Its for 2007 but will apply to 2010 as well: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb380251(v=office.12).aspx Qdabra also provides detailing service which can be used to improve performance on your form: http://www.qdabra.com/en/consulting/detailingService.aspx

Safest is to requery the list right before - you have to get the latest data to make sure you have the latest numbers.