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It doesn't appear that there is a way to do this. You wouldn't happen to be using ShP 2010 are you? If so, you could use its OData features to construct a more complex query.
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Hi,
I was suggesting placing buttons on the form (canvas) itself.
Here's a blog post that may help.
Good luck!
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Hello,
Is it possible to filter om more than 1 value if you have a xml dataconnection like this:
http://server/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?Cmd=Display&List={GUID}&XMLDATA=TRUE?
I want to filter my sharepoint list down to only the rows where the ID is a certain value to speed up my form. I know the ID's to filter on and sometimes ...
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Why is it that you believe you need to convert them to integers? Is it because they have commas or a decimal portion in them?
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That could be true, but I need a way to convert the stored string values to integer. After 1,000 the MAX() alone stopped working.
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That is strange, I read a blog of Laura Rogers were she had no problems with it.
I talked to MS, they are working on the issue. I hope to have more information soon. Will keep you guys posted.
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Hi Warrenn,
Thank you very much for your reply. I will try it out and will let you know if it works.
Regards
BhutiM
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Hi Ernesto,
Many thanks for your post, thats exactly what I needed :)
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I am still not certain what you want to do here, or what you implemented, but I will try to help as best I can.
What I assume is that you want to display items from a sharepoint list that are filtered by a given ID as parameter in the query string and you want to display these items in an infopath form.
First let me say ...
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Approach 2 should work, and I reckon 3 would too. The issue is that anything as invasive as starting other processes is going to require your form to be full trust (that's what those SecurityExceptions mean). Please try again after setting your form to full trust.
You can also have windows open the url in the default browser by ...