InfoPath Dev

Hi Chris, Random idea but I wonder if you just use the link under your button, or just a "Close" link in the form that you click on to navigate back. That might have the same effect as close and go back to specific sharepoint site. Maybe it pops up a new window though. Can you check?

Hi Conny, You can only test these web methods if you are running on the server and using "localhost" in place of "xxxxxx" (your server name). Try that if you have local access to your server (i.e. you're in a browser running on the server where DBXL was installed). If you don't have local access to your server where ...

Hi Daniel, I'm guessing your form doesn't have subtotal and total calculations - that's why I recommended you look at the Expense Report since it shows how to add those. For your fields. Just select Miles Driven text field in the view and add a rule that sets the reimbursement amount based on the miles driven multiplied by the 0.55 ...

I'm wanting to show a quick greeting for the user logged in at the top of my form in plain text. Eg...  Dear Explosive0,  ...then the form below.  I know how to show the current user logged in in a text box, I just don't know how to do it in plain text.  Hopefully, this is something simple. Thanks

Hello,  I need help. I am working on a form where I am trying to bypass the 5 condition limit on a rule by changing it to expression.  This is the first time I've tried this.  If its a string of  "and" it works fine but below is what I am trying to do and it seems stringing "and" & "or" ...

It's hard to know when to use code, XML etc in InfoPath. Thanks for the example, but as a newbie I am unsure how it is working. Can you shed any light? Thanks

Could you attach a screenshot of your data source's layout?

Is there a reason you're trying to access the value using code? Perhaps this thread will prove helpful: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/15194/53864.aspx#53864

Hey Patrick, Thanks for your response, I am a little new to Infopath so some of your instructions are not as detailed as I hope for, would you mind expanding on them a little. I already have a nice expense report designed that I will be adding this to. I currently have the following setup for the mileage addition: 1 Table 3 ...

Well, I ended up doing away with the Detail part of the control based on this article:  http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/01/09/Create-a-Multi_2D00_View-Master_2F00_Detail-using-an-InfoPath-Data-Filter.aspx and varied the method it suggested.  I use the default view of my form as a query page.  There is a Run ...