InfoPath Dev

Qazi, You are a real gentlemen! I will take a look at the code and compare to what I previously had. I think I should be able to expand on this. Many, Many thanks Adam

I have implemented the solution on a mini scale, let me know if you need any explantion.

Hi Ofir, Can you just record the current time when you click the buttons and display a calculated value (expression box in InfoPath 2007 parlance) that diffs the time? There are a bunch of techniques for calculating the difference between dates and times. Some clever xpath from Alex Pojidaev and qRules also offers a simple DateDiff calc. Not hard ...

Hi Steve, What are you trying to do? We can upload file attachments. We have XTPs to handle that but it requires qRules (i.e. our common code library). Possibly, you mean you want to save the XML as a binary object or XML column into a SQL database table. We have a Web service that will do that too. Give us a testimonial, and we'll make it ...

I have a drop down list  - the majority of choices have conditional formatting attached in order to record additional data.  Its fine for the first choice as the additional fields appears directly below the list box and the data can be entered.  When I then choose repeat of the drop down list however, the data I have ...

another way is to make your datatype to string then add this in the formula substring-after(concat("x", 100000 + 123), "x1") this results to: 100000+123 = 100123 x100123 00123 i use 'x' only as a marker happy programming :)

I have an infopath 2007 form using Visual Basic. I am using a submit button to insert into, or update, SQL Server 2008. Here is what I am doing: 1. User fills out the form 2. Data is submitted to the database 3. View is switched 4. Data is queried and repeating tables are populated Currently, I can correctly query the data ...

Anyone?

Hello:  I need your help with printing the SharePoint 2007 (form library) ID number in the form library's InfoPath 2007 form. Goal:  A user goes to the SharePoint 2007 form library, clicks to open a filled-out form that has been submitted to that library, and then clicks the Print icon in InfoPath to print a view of the ...

First, yes, it is possible. This is exactly what filters are for in drop down list boxes. It looks like I selected the wrong field in the filter for the first company / project drop down set. I'm attaching your template again with that fixed. But the second set of company / project dropdowns appear to have the correct filter.