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Under the file menu, it's "Extract Form Files" or something to that effect.
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InfoPath 2007 introduced a new control called a "Combo Box" which is essentially the "Drop-Down List Box" control, except it adds the functionality you are talking about. Check it out and see if it will work for you.
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Create a secondary data source to your SQL. You can always update the SQL command in code.
Configure your drop-down control (in the view) to populate its values from the secondary data source DOM.
Then you can requery all you want in code, and the drop-down will repopulate based on the returned results.
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This is accomplished in the code (JavaScript).
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For those able to respond, here's the English translation as per babelfish.altavista.com:
Good day! It is necessary to begin to develop the russkoyazychnyy segment InfoPathDev, but that InfoPath- A in Russian barely exists. In Russia it is used seriously nowhere, surely.
My question in the following - as are everything after all to obtain ...
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xmlDoc.setProperty("SelectionNamespaces", "xmlns:tns='...namespace definition here...'");
where xmlDoc is the XMLDOMDocument returned from XDocument.GetDOM()
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By the way, did this solve the problem?
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Hi Justin... thanks for posting this for us.
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Then it sounds like you are okay.
Each view can have exactly one <xsf:editing/> element. Inside this is stored information about the fields in your view and how you specify for those fields to behave. So for example, if you want to turn on/off spell-checking for a field, that is stored in there.
If your different views have the same fields ...
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Cool! Glad you got it fixed!