InfoPath Dev

Yes, what I would like is to store the value of the 'Name' attribute from the secondary data source as a global variable. My problem is that it appears script is executed before rules are, so when I try to extract the 'Name' attribute from a rule-calculated field, it returns an empty string since the rule has not yet been ...

 Hello Forum Members, My name is Martijn and I'm from Holland and I'm looking for help. I've searced the web for clear answers for my question but haven't found them yet so I will ask them myself. I currently working with a non-profit foundation which need to retrieve online data from donors. I have created a form in ...

Silly me...didnt' see the title..  Yes, you can set your submit options, then apply them to a button.  To have the pop-up messages, you do need to have the Show Sucess and Failure messages.  When you create your button (assuming you don't have any code), you can set it to use the submit options that you created. 

I working on a project for a non-profit organisation. Afterwards this projects donors need to be able to fill out a form which I've created in Infopath 2010. The data from the form need to be placed in a database wherefrom the organisation can read the data with Microsoft Access. Is SQL Server a possibility in this case for saving data? Or is ...

I am the origonal poster.  The exact error is: The custom code in the form cannot be run. This functionality may be deactivated on the server. For more information, contact the server farm administrator. Correlation ID:430ee0aa-0567-4751-aa11-1d564b386133

Hi all, I hope you can help me. I've been building a set of forms that are connected to an Access Database (I'm using the 2003 version of IP and Access). One of the forms is being used to read data from the table (using the data fields not the query fields) which allow the user to confirm and update/change data as required. Once ...

This can be done fairly simply with rules and such, but in code it's not possible to have a single XPath reference two data sources. You could first get the my:user value and concatenate it into another XPath, but the JScript syntax for accessing a 2DS is somewhat involved.  Is there some reason you can't use a rule to show this ...

The ID is automatic. You just have to have it in your main data source (schema). You can definitely do what you want. Have you read the blogs on SubmitToSharePointList and RefreshListItems? 

I agree with Hilary. This shouldn't be that big of a deal.

Hi Andrew, Thanks for downloading qRules. We do offer application development services and would be happy to get the code written for you. Let me know.