InfoPath Dev

Thanks for that Hilary. I watched those videos just the other day and helped me solve a problem I had been working on for a while. Much appreciated. If I may ask for just a little advice? I was able to to update my REST query with the information from the previous drop-down, but the value is the ID and not the DisplayName. I need to ...

That's right - It is kind of a hard concept at first, but in InfoPath, the data source and the controls are two separate things. The control is bound to a data source field, but that doesn't mean other controls can't be bound to the same data source field. So, you could have two repeating groups, and programmatically copy data from ...

Wow!  I think that will work.  I have several columns and it means re-working the original table, but it's a great no-code option and will save me tons of time in the long run!  Thank you ~I didn't know I could use the same repeating table with different fields. I am curious about copying repeating tables programmaticaly ...

I wonder - what about having a single repeating group. It has a field for Actual Cost and a field for Estimated Cost. One table shows the Estimated Cost field, another shows the Actual. The default for the Actual is the estimate. I've attached a quick sample - right click the link in the post header and save the file locally. Right click the ...

I've read forums about this topic and realize qRules might help me but my question is theory for now.  I am not sure how I want to approach the problem which is: I have a travel form with several views; two are almost identical, the Estimated Costs page (before travel) and the Actual Costs page (after travel).  Initially I want ...

Hi - you ask what you are doing wrong, but I'm not sure what the issue currently is - is your drop down blank? Try dragging your data fields from GetMembersOfGroup onto your form and preview - that way you can see if there are any results being returned. Sometimes I also put the query fields on the form and a button to run the query - that ...

Ernesto using the Users Guide i was able to reproduce the steps to use both the GetGroupsForUser and GetMembersOfGroup methods in a blank template.  but im still not sure how to use this information in a drop down.   What I did was 1. Include the GetMembersOfGroup as a data source.  2. Created a drop down field called get ...

If you are interested in something on OData for SharePoint 2010, try this. It may have been the one Patrick was referring to.

var batch = XDocument.DataObjects["NewItemXML"].DOM;

I'd use two tables, conditionally hide and show them. One table has the column, one doesn't. Clicking the button sets the value in a field (probably in a secondary XML data source to keep my main data source tidy) that I use to determine which table to show.