Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 5 of 7 (62 items) « First ... < Previous 3 4 5 6 7 Next > Infopath and reporting I know Infopath is not very sophisticated in its reporting abilities, but I am trying to do something straightforward It is a database application, one table only. I can create a report based on the date some thing was entered into the database - I have a start date and endate date fields to use as parameters for a query. I would like ... Posted to General (Forum) by moggy on 08-04-2009 Re: What is the best solution for this workflow? You can ignore this question, I figured it out, I never thought of sending an email as being a data connection, so I have just added a second submit action to email the form out after saving it to the database. Posted to Workflow (Forum) by moggy on 08-03-2009 What is the best solution for this workflow? I am working with some limitations here - the sharepoint site is currently locked down and I cannot use sharepoint designer to create a workflow. Secondly I thought I would use visual studio, I downloaded all the SDKs, bits and bobs that various blogs said to, however if Icreate a new workflow it does not recognise the names of the workflow ... Posted to Workflow (Forum) by moggy on 08-03-2009 Re: Short cuts One specific example. I have database form (I don't know if that make a difference to the behaviour). If you bind it to a sqlserver bit field it automatically interprets is as boolean as it should. The default values are true/false (pretty logical) and with an additional select option. Usually I want the display value to be Yes/No rather than ... Posted to General (Forum) by moggy on 07-28-2009 Short cuts I have noticed a few annoying things with infopath. Say I want to copy a control as all the properties and rules and conditional formatting in it are the same. Although it lets me copy it it loses the properties and rules along the way. What I would like to be able to do is just copy then change one aspect, such as what field it is bound to. or ... Posted to General (Forum) by moggy on 07-28-2009 Re: Retrieving active directory information from Sharepoint No, I have definitely not come accross either of them. Searches were mainly active, directory, infopath. Don't take it personally, I spent most of the day trying to find it out. Most results resulted on instructions using Qdabra which we don't have at work. I got the contact picker working, and the current user details, just not the two ... Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by moggy on 07-28-2009 Retrieving active directory information from Sharepoint I have followed this for getting the information for current users http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/itaysk/archive/2007/04/05/InfoPath-_2D00_-Get-the-current-user-without-writing-code.aspx I also have a contact picker working on the smae form. However I can't work out how to populate values held in AD (eg office, employee number etc) for ... Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by moggy on 07-27-2009 Re: How do you get the contact selector to work? OK. worked it out - person needs a capital P Posted to Controls (Forum) by moggy on 07-26-2009 Re: How do you get the contact selector to work? I dragged the group onto the form in the way you described (I forget exactly what I had done previously), now although it does not crash, when I click OK the email box is greyed out and no value entered Posted to Controls (Forum) by moggy on 07-26-2009 Re: How do you get the contact selector to work? this is the structure I have added <gpContactSelector> <person> <DisplayName></DisplayName> <AccountId></AccountId> <AccountType></AccountType> </person> </gpContactSelector> Posted to Controls (Forum) by moggy on 07-26-2009 Page 5 of 7 (62 items) « First ... < Previous 3 4 5 6 7 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.