InfoPath Dev

You will have to code this in C#. qRules is code free in the sense that it works via rules but that's because it injects the code that does it into your form. Search for qRules SubmitToSharePointList and RefreshListItems. Hilary Stoupa has a nice blog on it as well and I'm sure she'd be happy to help. It takes a little configuration to ...

Sure you can do this. We do it all of the time from SQL (we store our XMLs there). It's a very powerful data-driven approach since it makes it easy to config forms on open based on dynamic query. However, to do it dynamically from SharePoint will require some code or qRules. That's because the data connection to the XML file is dynamic. If ...

i tried doing it using conditional formatting. Used multiple combo boxes and have hidden them if the condition is false. but this results in a flicker in my repeating section. The moment i insert a repeating section, it expands and contract. This is beceause first it loads all the combo boxes then checks for the condition and then hides it. ...

Hi Chintan, here's an InfoPath help article article that should help you. Also read this about adding table rows to a repeating table.

Hey all, First, thank you for taking the time to read my dilemma.  I've been working on a leave management system using SharePoint 2007/InfoPath 2007.  The objectives completed so far:Form createdWhen User goes to create new form Name/Department field are populated via GetUserProfileByNameActual date of Joining back is ...

Hi everybody, Does anyone know of a chart, graphing (or similar) control for InfoPath? Where could it be downloaded? Thanks!

[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]I'm wondering if you get different results when the form is published (after setting the trust level back to domain, of course). Are you publishing to a form library? Can you publish a test version of the form to a test library, and see if you still have this error when the form is opened from its ...

The 255 charachter limit causes problems in SharePoint, Access and other MS products.  This may be a bug in Excel actually or it could be by design for some reason.  Glad you have a workaround though.

Imagine this scenario: I have one InfoPath 2010 form with the following data structure:UserAddressCarsCarTypeModelYearThis form is stored in a SharePoint 2010 form library I then have another form where I want to use the previous form library as a datasource. But I want to show the contents of this datasource in a repeating section where each ...

So this is the closest entry I have found for my question. I am trying to set a field value based on another field. In my case I am trying to set status to be A, B, C . . . . depending on what the answers to questions are. So if the first question is no, the status should be Failed Resume Screen. If yes, the status should be "Needs Phone ...