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Hi,
Repeating tables are indeed supported in InfoPath 2010 web browser forms. I'm not sure why they're unavailable in your form - by "unavailable", are you not seeing the Repeating Table option in the Controls section under the Home tab? If not, can you please attach your form template (under the Options tab when you reply to ...
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Hi,
Populating fields in your form is definitely possible via web service. Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) features a couple of useful web services. To name a few, there's ADWS which allows you to retrieve users' Active Directory information, QueryDB which retrieves data from SQL - you can even do filtering, QuerySharePoint ...
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Hi,
You might want to try the qRules CopyTable command and see if this is what you're looking for. This command allows you to copy data from a source table to a destination table in your form. Here's a video that demonstrates how it works along with some of the most commonly used qRules commands.
You can also configure your SharePoint ...
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Hello,
I am having trouble with the following situation:
I have two forms (Form1 published in Form Libray1 and Form2 published in Form Library2), basically the Form2 receives the data from Form1 and in the Form2 users can enter a number that is subtracted from the quantity brought from Form1.
I need the difference between the number of Form1 and ...
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Hi,
We have a Contact Selector template part that allows you to search for users in your Active Directory via a web service. You can select and add multiple people from the results. You can watch the demo video here and see if that's what you're looking for.
Cheers!
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Hi Patrick and many thanks for the help...glad it is an easy one!
I can copy the Xpath, and I have used the current / relative xpath in code like this---
comments = eventObj.Source.selectSingleNode("@Comments").text
However, in the email webservice dataconnection, it won't let me enter anything except the entire ...
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Hi Maureen57 and welcome,
Thanks for the nice image. This is an easy problem. You need to use the current() command in your xpath to get the current row. Search this site for "xpath current". I believe Greg has several post but there are probably 100 threads on it. It's probably the most popular question people have.
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Why not just add that node to the XTP and then reference it? After all, the XTP adds the nodes to the parent form anyway. And the parent form can be easily changed to set that field after the XTP is injected.
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Hi Lisa,
I'm wondering if you can't use one content type for all of these. That would simplify it. I'm guessing you can't because each form template is different, but keep in mind that you really do want to find a way to consolidate them into one content type to reduce maintenance down-the-road.
SharePoint SDK comes with admin ...
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Hi SaXx143,
You should start by making all your fields integer data types (you can change this in the field properties box.) What controls, exactly, are you using? For most of them there is a way to display text that corresponds to an actual number value. After that it's just multiplication. The attached form has several different options ...