InfoPath Dev

You get AutoComplete out-of-the-box when you use Internet Explorer and InfoPath, but that won't really help you. The stock drop down and combo box will scroll the list to the location matching the typed in prefix. That should be good enough no? Otherwise, you'd have to create a special control (ActiveX) since InfoPath doesn't support ...

Hi Tony, Thanks for the re-ping. I was thinking that you were trying to show a modal dialog at the wrong time and that was causing the InfoPath windows thread to go into spasms because it couldn't complete a display task. But, sounds like you have proven that that's not the case and it's more of just a bug in InfoPath or some strange ...

Hi Iokje, I would map the items to a SharePoint list as separate rows and run the workflows off of those. qRules provides mapping to SharePoint. It takes a few minutes to get the mapping from XML to ShP list configured but after that it's smooth sailing. You can reference your items in a repeating table using xpath. Just use brackets to ...

Hi,Here I have 40 line items, so I’m using repeating table to receive all the data from SAP. So, my question right now how I want to detect each of the line item inside the workflow (Nintex Workflow).  Because of using repeating table, I just can detect only the first line item. Do you have any better idea how to do this?After that, each ...

Hi NM, Welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums. InfoPath can easily be used to accomplish what you need to accomplish. There are several ways to actually do this with InfoPath and depending upon your specific needs one way or another may be the best. Here are some comments: 1. If you want this to be in one single form for each LOB and you are ...

Hi Joey, I think you should be able to accomplish that with our qRules tool: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx We have some commands for working with tables such as "CopyTable" which you should be able to use to do what you describe. qRules is code BUT you don't need to know code to use it.  Basically you inject ...

Hi Patrick, This is still an issue.  Have you had any thoughts? Tony  :)

Your populate nested repeating table code really helped me, exactly what I was trying to do also, thanks. this might also help someone to see the xml structure of your data when you manually save you data to an xml file:public void SaveXML(string filePath, string sourceXpath) {XPathNavigator myRoot = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator(); ...

Maybe you need to just set up two data connections to publish to two different SharePoint locations. I believe you have to create a content type to publish to two different lSharePoint locations otherwise you can only publish to one location.  I am not an expert but is your form being published as a content type to SharePoint?

It looked to me from your mapping that you were mapping your fields from the repeating item group, is that correct? In that case, if you want to use the /id parameter in the Submit to SharePoint List command, you'd want to have a field inside that same repeating group (you don't have to show it on your form) that can hold the item id from ...