InfoPath Dev

This is entirely possible in InfoPath.  In the ComboBox's properties, you can specify which field is the Display field, and which is the Value field.  This means that when an item is selected, the bound field will take on the corresponding "Value" value.  Once you have that, you can use some rules and filtered XPath to ...

 El Dropdown guarda el ID, pero puedes utilizar un campo (que no tienes que mostrar en tu formulario). En este campo guardas el valor de tu dropdown, y utilizas ese campo en tu filtro (y no el dropdown). Que te parece?

Hi - your mapping looks odd to me in that myFields has been specified as a repeating group. My guess is that InventoryFields is actually your repeating group - you'd want to map using that, then manually add the relative XPaths to your header fields - more like ...

Hola a Tod@s. Tengo el siguiente problema: Tengo un fomulario de Infopath que contiene una solicitud, la cual una vez que es aprobada, descarga esos datos en dos listas. Esto lo he logrado hacer por código utilizando CAML para envair los datos. En este CAML algunos de los datos que se envían son de tipo LookUp, es decir, que son referencias a ...

Dear all, I have designed an infopath form that pull user details from AD. Everything works well for user objects on AD. I use the people picker to select the users, than pass their user name to GetUserProfileByName and then populate the required fields (Name, email, phone, manager etc.) However, my company has decided that many users who do ...

Hy all, Has anyone made some performance tests between infopath 2003-2007-2010 on the same form (not in web forms) ? Has anyone made some test between vbscript and visual studio ? Thank you for replies

 I'm pretty sure you would need to modify your web service to allow for this, i.e. pass in a value that the web service then uses to filter the data.

 Just change the button to use Rules instead. A button that uses Rules is able to Submit, but a button that is configured to just Submit cannot have other rules. Good luck!

 There are some tutorials online for this. You'll want to search for User Roles and view switching. To summarize, you'll be able to create user roles in your form, and depending on the role the user falls in you can send the user to a different view. A quick Google search is sure to yield some step by step tutorials from MSDN or other ...

Hi Phil, You mention the source parameter, and that's really all that needs to be changed. I have implemented this in a SharePoint data view, where I can manipulate the URL using SharePoint designer and add a source parameter with the URL that users will be sent to. If you are working with a data view take a look at SharePoint designer and ...