InfoPath Dev

Hi  I've been scouring the web looking for an answer to this, but I haven't been able to find anything thing. I'm designing a form that is connected to an SQL Database, and I have a secondary data source, which gets fed into a repeating table. The user then clicks on a button which takes some values from that repeating table and ...

You're quite right, thank you very much.  I went to the Data tab, selected Default Values and then selected the group and the option 'Exclude this group in the initial form'

Hi Clayton, I have a drop down list box which contains e-mail addresses, taken from a list in Sharepoint.  The user opens the form, fills out a few boxes and chooses their managers e-mail address - simple.  Form submits ok, but when the manager goes into the form to approve it, the e-mail address field is blank! Thus, if the form is ...

I was able to do it by changing the field to a combo-box. Then I changed the display name for "True" to "Yes", and the one for "False" to "No". Then I removed the default entry, and set false as the default in case the field is blank. Then I applied a conditional formatting to disable the control if the ...

Use two expression boxes (calculated values in IP 2010). The value of one would be "Yes", the other "No". Add conditional formatting to show or hide based on the boolean field.

Hi everyone, this is similar to my problem: I have a boolean variable that I want to show as "Yes" or "No" in a read-only text-box based on whether it is True or False. Any suggestions??

Id should be optional -- but in 2.3, there was a bug where that made it required (fixed in 2.4). When you get the error using the command that includes the /id parameter, how were you inserting the rows for your table? Were you using the new table in the bottom of your form, so that all the rows were in the first instance of the repeats they are ...

The form's Default Values dialog should allow you to do this.

I would like to publish to SPS 2007 some calculated fields from an InfoPath form which was upgraded from 2003 to 2007.When I publish InfoPath 2003 form, I have no problems because each calculated field is added to “xfp” file manually.Note: These fields cannot be created as calculated columns in SPS because the calculation is more complex and needs ...

Add a web reference to your InfoPath form in Visual Studio and call it within your form code. Take a look at this previous post: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/4605/17958.aspx. Hopefully it will be of help to you. Michael