InfoPath Dev

Also, my secondary data source isn't nested.  So does this apply?  My 2DS is a list on SP.  I would like to just copy that table into repeating sections.  I noticed your schemas matched. 

I am using Infopath 2007 and DBXL 2.3. I have a document type in DBXL. The users access the documents via SharePoint DataViews,  I have created some screens using SharePoint designer, and they utilize DataViews into the SQL database.  The DataViews have hyperlinks to the documents - i.e the dbxl link  This is working ...

Hello, In our office we have used InfoPath 2010 in a limited fashion, mainly for creating forms that ‘submit’ via e-mail to staff members.  We had several (30+) of these forms on a network drive.  About 2 weeks ago, the server was changed/upgraded and in the process its actual file path changed.  The directory structure was ...

OK, I'm going to have to absorb this one for awhile.  I think I'm starting to see what you have going on.  I moved the rules from the counter filed and applied them directly to the button.  When I click the button the first time, it inserts the table rows and copies the data.  When I click it the second time, it just ...

Hi again: Still very new, still asking newbie-type questions, and still hugely appreciative of any and all guidance! I've got an IP form which is submitted to a sharepoint library.  When submitting, I'm using the same name for each form (based on content, no fancy date/time stamps incorporated into the filenames to make them ...

I am very open to other ideas and paths to try. I do have a little while to "tinker" with this process and I don't my company is wanting to outsource this. I know they software products that are built specifically for this but an an in-house design is more of what they are after. If you have any further ideas please feel free to let ...

I spoke with you yesterday, but I thought Id post, just in case others are interested in the same thing.... My Data Driven Design with dynamic sections, is able to create every type of report that we do for our business in one form... QDABRA software manages replacing the text within the document, as well as manages the placement into SQL from my ...

I inserted a textbox to view the content of the strAccountIds field and it turned out that the user-part (DOMAIN\"user1") was a mix of upper- and lowercase letters. I wanted to avoid using a secondary data connection and 'extract' the values by using formulas. Being inspired by this thread ...

I think you shouldn't go this direction at all. Change the field to be boolean (true or false). Then each button click can set the value of that field as needed, true or false, simply. This idea of adding +1 to a text value (my:submit is not formatted as a number) seems harder than it should be.

 If I understand correctly, you just want a repeating table, and the dropdown placed WITHIN that repeating table. Have you tried that?