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Hi again Elridge,
Adding rules is discussed in my book and there are numerous examples of code too. In addition, you can find some samples on our site that discuss rules, etc. We will be unveiling new content in 2 weeks. Stay tuned ...
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Sainzmichael,
You could use an OnAfterChange event handler to call SQL directly and update the current price field when the model number changes. Can you provide the code you are using that isn't working (or the rule) and some description of the schema?
Thanks
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Scott,
Great post! Yes, InfoPath has performance issues as a result of the reapply algorithm it is using to display the xml. Believe me, this is a huge issue. We have been battling performance for several forms over the past year. The good news is that most of the performance issues can be mitigated.
First, some comments: number of views ...
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Look at the InfoPath SDK. There is an event called OnContextChange which may fire when selection changes. Please take a look and reply with the solution.
Note: you won't be able to support multiple selections with that though. For that, you'll need our smart combo box .... :)
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi again,
The details link is easy. There should be a sample on how to do this.
Here are some pros/cons for using InfoPath vs. ASP.NET
- Pro: rapid prototyping - less coding
- Pro: data validation for free
- Pro: customizable
- Con: deployment is trickier than webform
- Con: can be slower than webforms
- Con: requires InfoPath
- Con: not all ...
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Hi Andrew and welcome to the board!
InfoPath will reduce the time it takes to migrate the Lotus Notes forms. However, there are some requirements. For example, you will have to either install InfoPath for all users or buy a downlevel viewer product like DViewer (ours) or InfoView (UniqueWorld's).
Do you have a lot of custom logic in your ...
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Hi MollocH,
It appears that you are using property promotion to get at the first, last etc. But, you could simply do InfoPath import of the previous forms and use the built-in Merge functionality to load the repeating elements. I'm assuming the second form is your report form. That's fine, just add a SharePoint list adapter (for the first form ...
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Hi Tracy,
Cool site! What do you charge for logos?
:)
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Apparently, Windows thinks they don't have two different names. Please go to Add or Remove and remove all previous. Now try adding.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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It's easy, just select it in the Data Source drop down and start binding UI controls to it. Or, you can access it via your code.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev