InfoPath Dev

Are your tables connected in the DB? You can create relationships in the main connection in a database bound InfoPath form - submits to one-to-many data connections are supported in InfoPath filler. Yes, if you must add code, you can - and then you can pretty much do as you want. If you decide to use code, you'd probably want to add a ...

Thanks Hilary.you caught that right!! This view has data coming in from 2 tables (1 - Main Connection on which the drop down value persist) and on this drop down value change i am trying to populate a table ( from Secondary Connection). So how can these 2 tables be in Main connection simultaneously?? My end goal - On drop down change ...

If you look at the data source for your people picker, one of the fields available should be DisplayName - is this not what is displayed in your people pickers in your form? Generally, that's what I've seen displayed - or are you showing the data somewhere else where you are seeing the domain and username?

Is it possible to display the Display Name instead of the Domain/User Name in a people picker field? This 'John Moss' looks a lot better than this 'domain/jmoss '.  Thanks, John 

So - you can't insert / delete rows from a secondary data connection - that's because any changes you make to secondary data are not going to persist. What is your desired end goal? You want the user to make changes to the secondary data and submit it back to the data source? Since you are using a database bound form, I'd suggest ...

Hi all. I have an InfoPath form that uses the people picker object on it. how can I give the person in the people picker permission to the list item through the workflow? simply calling the http web service with "/addroleassignment(pricipalid='[%Current Item:Account ID%]',roledefid=1073741829" doesn't work :( Hope this can ...

Hello All, I was able to map the Repeating tables directly with 'Secondary connections'. Then i used the Query rule and populated the data in secondary connection. Later I used formatting rule to hide the rows which does not match the id. However the 'Insert' & 'Delete' buttons have disabled. Please advice.

Yep, but I see that the user can select multiple items in the Group Access field - that actually makes this a little trickier - mainly in that the multi-select in InfoPath doesn't always fire rules the way one would anticipate. At what point to you need to have the list of approvers for the selected location(s)? When the user clicks submit?

Yes, my apologies for the brevity of my initial question - this was from Design Checker. As Hilary stated, I located the offending view by systematically eliminating items/views until only the offender remained (along with the error). I then created another form without the offending view and systematically copied over parts of the table and then ...

Apologies, hopefully this is what you require :)