InfoPath Dev

Right, it's looking for 'Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.Client.Internal.Host.Interop. This is a programming issue, not InfoPath. Sorry dude!

You should be able to filter out to only show the one for this year. You can use either in-form filtering (slow) or server-side filtering via FilterOwssvr (use qRules to dynamically parameterize). I'm guessing the preview thing is just because the default data set is 2 - probably you can ignore that. Attach your form and we'll take a ...

Hi Vrajesh, Yes, you should be able to do this using conditional formatting to hide the rows that don't equal the max value (this is not filtering). The other way is to use a Web Service to filter on the server but that requires installing a 3rd party product like Qdabra's DBXL.

Hi GolenSKD, Thanks for your patience. I would use a dropdown for the qualification and force users to pick one. Then put all three dropdowns in a repeating section (or table for better layout). It makes for slightly more user work to add rows but you can auto default the skill and skill level for new rows to the one above it. No code required. ...

Hi Trisha, Sorry for the delay in responding to you. We have a function that does this in qRules (SetValue) and there's a free trial download. If you have code in your form already, you will want to read the document that explains how to integrate with forms with code. Cheers,

You should be able to just drag and drop the fields from a secondary data source into your view. There shouldn't be any errors. We do this all the time. Are you using InfoPath Form Library or SharePoint List Forms?

Hi everybody; I wrote for the following issue in many forums but I can find any reliable solution ( I guess there is no solution through this way)"I have a problem related to Infopath forms. When the users try to open the form, they face to a prompt window on which they should select one of "Read Only / Edit" options.If a ...

As far as I know that is not supported. I recommend putting the lookup values into a separate list and creating a data connection to that and binding the dropdown in your InfoPath form to that.

Have you tried using an absolute xpath? My guess is that InfoPath doesn't fixup the relative xpaths correctly when you add the XTP to your target form.

I recommend building an installer script. Copying the files is ok though. make sure you use UDCx files for the data connections so you can quickly switch from QA to Production.