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Hi,
I have InfoPath form in SharePoint library which allow users to open and fill up the form then print it out but not allow submitting or saving in the library. I have one last requirement to create counter field in the form. This counter should give incremental/ unique number each time the user open the form.
The idea is to ...
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Dear sirs;
I have a problem in storing data via an infopath form;
I create a connection to a Sql Data base successfully and Data storing was enabled. everything seemed good;
I want to to store data from the infopath form to Sql data base; So after creating the form and storing data, It seems data don't store in related Sql Data base.
I ...
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You can use ImportXML VBA command it import XML forms into Access.
Each group becomes a table and each field a field in that table.
You might instead be able to use VBScript/JScript and use DAO or ADO connection methods.
But I'm pretty sure that you can't connect the primary datasource of an Infopath form to a database after the fact - ...
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I hope this is somehow possible.
Thanks
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How are you appending their comment to the rest of the comments from other forms? Merge forms? Code?
Anyway - one thought I have is to have the comment field (for the user) as a repeating field or in a repeating table.
Only show the user one entry one row/section though (disable the insert buttons, or use conditional formatting).
Then when you ...
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Hi Aggreen,
On the Repeating Table Properties - Rules button - No condition - Set
my:<field1name> = ../my:<repeatingTablename>[1]/my:<field1name>
my:<field2name> = ../my:<repeatingTablename>[1]/my:<field2name>
The above commands tell the repeating table that each time a row is added, ...
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In my IP2003 experience I've only been able to attain silent form submit through instantiating an Outlook object and then building the email using Outlook scripting.
I think any other way you can think of to submit from within IP will require user interaction.
As it is, it sounds like your user is going to have an awkward experience anyway - ...
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An infopath form (client based - not browser enabled) opens pretty well in one computer with infopath 2007, without giving any errors.
The same form, when tried to open in infopath 2010, in another computer, gives the following error.
What am I doing wrong. Any suggestions will be really helpful