InfoPath Dev

I don't believe there's a built-in way to invoke the save prompt via rules.   One thing you can do is show a hidden section in the form that prompts the user to save when the Cancel button is clicked, providing a Submit+Close button for Yes, and a Close button for No.   To conditionally only use that ...

Hello, May I ask if it is possible for InfoPath to call a VBscript when a user submits the data? The script mainly takes when is entered from the form and SharePoint List update and updates an Excel Sheet when gets formatted for an upload to the firm's interface. It was too difficult to connect the SharePoint List exactly to the format ...

Hello Everyone, I'm new to InfoPath and I have some problems with it so I Hope You'd Help. First :I want to Know How to Set SelectedValue for Dropdownlist  in infopath form From  querystring ?            i tried this issue with textbox and it runs correctly. but itis not ...

The correct web.config is under the IIS settings of your web application you installed QdabraWebService, and then that application has its own web.config

The answer to this was that I needed to be looking at the correct web.config . There is a line in there for the example DB, and you just copy and paste that with your database. Thanks Jimmy!!

I have a browser enabled form Ive been working on, and It is having trouble being launched on the intended SharePoint Server. I am able to launch it on another sharepoint server, which makes me think it is something to do with Form Services. I have looked in the settings of form services though, and found nothing that was relavant to the problem. ...

I have a repeating table that pulls data from a secondary connection (MSSQL database).  The users need to be able to view the data as it is currently there and make any changes before submitting it back.  Problem is that if the form is submitted, it resets the repeating table back to the database data and not the user changed info.  ...

It depends on your SQL fields.  If you have large binary types, then you will need a web service to submit to the SQL database.  If not, create the SQL data connection as a primary connection and you will be able to submit to the database.  If you have large binary fields (like varchar MAX), you can use web services or ...

I am running into an odd problem.  I have a form published on SP 2010 and a user can open it, push a button so it populates the form from MSSQL and make changes.  The user is then supposed to email the form to the next person.  Person A sees all the fields (spread across various views), but person B cannot see data from repeating ...

I eventually just created different forms for each of the RiskRef's I would need to use.