InfoPath Dev

Great! let me try it...

We'd like to run the DBXL Web Services to periodically to refresh an SQL table with the latest data from a set of infopath forms stored in a SharePoint library.  Then we can easily use the data in a variety of ways.

I am using infopath 2007 and i have two repeating tables. In the first repeating table has a field named Project_Name and the other repeating table has a field named Project_Name2. My question is: how can i make whatever is typed into Project_Name, automatically appear in Project_Name2? This would need to be specific for each row that would be ...

This is what I have.  Hopefully I got it right because I had to type it out manually from looking at the form rules.  Rule 1: (ActivitySelected = TRUE and checkbox1 is not blank) Condition: ActivitySelected = TRUE and checkbox1 is not blank Action: Show dialog message: Only 1 Activity Alarm can be selected at a time! Rule 2: ...

Can you post the rules that you have in the checkbox? Also, are you selecting a box in column1 and in column2 and not getting the popup, or selecting mulitple boxes in column1 or column2?

Sorry, I forgot some info that needs to done with updates. In the xml that you had to create to for the Batch, add <Field Name='ID'></Field> above all the other fields. The ID is unique to each row in the SP List, in order to update the row, you will need the ID of that row, which can be gotten from the data source the same ...

I think I fixed it by unchecking "refresh value when formula is recalculated".  Which is weird, because that was on for the forms in MOSS 2007.  Something must have changed.

I am new to this forum but have been working with InfoPath and MOSS for a while now. I was recently given a task to create a 'contract creator' using InfoPath and SharePoint. My company has several Agreements that our legal department uses and they are wanting me to build an in-house contract creator to build new contracts with ease rather ...

The rules being setup won't go into the data validation part of the properties of the field, it will be a regular rule.  The reason being is that using regular rules give you more control over certain aspects that data validation cannot.  No, the rules I have set up are in the "Rules" not the Data Validation. But, no, I ...

I think we may have disconnect here. The rules being setup won't go into the data validation part of the properties of the field, it will be a regular rule.  The reason being is that using regular rules give you more control over certain aspects that data validation cannot. Data validation works great to make sure a field is not blank, ...