InfoPath Dev

I'm saying this for the third time: Do not respond to this thread by e-mail.  Go to the InfoPathDev.com website and post your replies there.  I will not respond to any more of your comments until you do that.

Still, people are looking for this. Can't I post? :)

I figured it out eventually - just use the Word 2007 Content Control Toolkit. We have developed our own custom document panel using InfoPath 2007 to enable company specific controls and to put some extra validation and processing around them. When you do this the fields from the document panel don't appear in Quick Parts, or Custom properties ...

Patrick is correct.  Browser forms can't pull from views using the regular list data connection.  They only pull from the default view, and they always sort the data by ID.  To retrieve data from a specific view in order to get filtering and ordering, you must use the XML data connection method that utilizes OWSSVR.dll as ...

What is the question?  I think you left off all the rest of the information you meant to post. I can tell that the concatenation formula above is attempting to construct a Forms Services URL, but it's not a complete URL.  It has most of the main components and may work, but it should have more in it.  The 3 parameters you ...

Praveen, this thread is 5 years old.

Sorry to start this off with a downer, but I think what you've experienced here is the fact that InfoPath really is easy to use for creating a form quickly without any experience, but actually integrating it and making it available to people while having environmental limitations is not easy at all.  Many of us do this for a living, and ...

How did you do this "mapping"?  I'm not familiar with a way to map between fields.  The way I do it is I use Insert > Quick Parts, and choose the SharePoint fields to insert them into my Word doc.  Then, they are the same field, and there is no mapping.  Whatever you put in that field in the Word doc reflects ...

I looked at your form, but I don't see what you're trying to accomplish with position().  The way you have it there, yes, it will always evaluate to 1. position() is typically used in filtering XPath expressions, and evaluating its value does not usually yield a meaningful result.

Hi Guys, I am back. What I thought was going to be a relatively straight forward project has now thrown several curves at me and I am feeling a little overwhelmed at the moment. I am new to the forum so please forgive me if I posted in the wrong area. A bit of background: I use an XP Pro workstation. I have Site Admin access to a SharePoint 2007 ...