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Dear all,
I'm new to infopath and made myself a repeating table where people can fill in the following:
Date Event Price
With the help of this formule (Latest date) I was able to find the latest date (most recent) inside the repeating table.
What I would like to do next, is to create new text-field where the ...
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Oh I am sorry if I did not clarify. I just wanted the Cancel button to:
1.) Close the form
2.) Go back to a specific Sharepoint site. I was hoping to be able to designate a URL in the rules but i dont see how this can be done.
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I have just installed qdabra dbxl on my Sharepoint server. Sharepoint 2010
Are testing access to Active directory:
http://xxxxxx/QdabraWebService/aduserinfo.asmx
Go to GetMyInfo and press Invoke and I receive this message:System.Web.HttpException: Access to the path ...
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I can get the selected combo box ID by using
Dim fieldValue As String = nav.SelectSingleNode("//my:cboNames", NamespaceManager).Value
But how do I pick up the selected text?
Thanks.
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Yes, a large data set from SQL will not perform well in InfoPath. The solution is to filter the data on the server. To accomplish this, you can use a 3rd party tool like DBXL to filter the data before it reaches your form. DBXL includes a web service called QueryDB which can do this.
The other option is to write your own web service in order to ...
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I dont' have access to install things on the server. The form isn't really published anywhere on the internet or intranet, it is just a XSN file in a network location that is accessible by everyone who needs to use it, and they all have infopath on their machines.
I'll try adding the supervisor's name to each employee's ...
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Hi Patrick,
Thanks for the quick response!
The only problem is that I don't see the option to filter on the middle level - there is no "Filter" option for the List 2 repeating section. I tried to instead set the individual items to not show (basically use rules to not display items that don't match the filter) but that does ...
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Can anyone help please. I can't seem to find a slution that fixes the following problem -
When using a calculated column in a sharepoint list to concatonate 2 fields, for instance =[Column1]&" - "[Column2] returns something like ows_DESC="string;#Full Time - Writing up - previously full-time"
The problem ...
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Thank you for your answer.
Your Proposed solution is based on my Yonder-style or access-style adding?
Christos
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Hello Martin,
InfoPath doesn't provide any codeless way of doing this, but using Qdabra's qRules in your form allows you to do this easily without writing any of your own code. Why not give the free trial version a go?