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There is an option to manage multiple list items with the form - see attached screenshot.
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Here's a link to the URI conventions. Here's a link to a demo video I did on OData with SharePoint.
Are you positive that Approver1UserID is the correct object name? Are you positive that the values include 'bsieloff'?
If you use just your link to Contracts in the browser, what do you get back?
I don't quite understand what ...
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IE9 fixed the issue. I did not think it would effect the way the designer/preview worked, but it did.
I have been successful in getting information from my new OData(listdata.svc) data connection by just selecting a value for a text box, but when I try to pre-filter things go south.
My filtered 'OData' data connection ...
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Hi all,
I am filtering user data the thru sharepoint 2010 list data connection in infopath 2010 browser enabled form. There I am filtering the based on current user login displaying his designation. Its working fine, but for some user filteration is not working. I am not getting any clue what to check (list permission has been checked)…please ...
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All credit goes to Jimmy - he posted this concept a while back in another discussion. :)
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Hello,
Thank you very much for your suggestion. That makes sense, but I don't think I can do that as my repeating table is bound directly to the secondary data source. This means if I try to change the control type for "EncodedURL" to anything else all i can do is edit the XPath Binding. I don't ...
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Damn it! I was just going to post the solution. You beat me to it. Thanks for the quick response,
Jimmy, you rock!
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Sounds like you just need to add a formatting rule on the button like this:
Condition: The expression /my:myFields/my:group1/my:group2[last()]/my:field1 = ''
Formatting: Hide the button.
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Perhaps there isn't a need for double eval here. How about this:
- Create another repeating section control from your Table group.
- Inside the repeating section, add an expression box with this formula: concat(my:Item, ', ', my:Centre, ', ', my:Area)
That's it!
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I'm glad you can make good use of the information.
As for your VB.NET side...If you are trying to do calculations and date manipulations, InfoPath has a pretty good collection of formulas that may already meet your needs without having to write any coding (or very little). Are the calculations based on information from ...