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InfoPath 2007 has what's called a Universal Data Connection file (UDC for short) that allows for easy deployment in situations like this. Basically if you have several databases, then when you are ready to deploy you simply change the UDC file instead of the data connection in the form.
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Hi Tom and welcome to the forum!
This can be done, but it is a little tricky. Basically you have to convert from base64 to a byte array and then remove the header that InfoPath adds upon attaching. I'm sure there are plenty of blog posts or tutorials to help you do this that have much more technical information than I'll be able to speel off the ...
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Hi Patrick and welcome to the forum!
You've come to the right place to find the ''link'' you are looking for! This seems like a very complicated database manipulation and although it might be possible to accomplish this with pure InfoPath, I'm sure you will have to write tons of code. However, instead of doing that why don't you just give out ...
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Hi Micky,
Yes, this can be done with custom data validation.
1. Double-click the node in the data source taskpane.
2. Go to the Validation and Event Handlers tab.
3. Click Add, add the condition ''AddressField'' ''is blank''
4. Click And >>, add the condition ''CheckBox'' ''is equal to'' ''true''
5. Type an error message
6. Click OK until ...
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Hi reijndert,
Check out this forum post:http://blogs.msdn.com/timpash/archive/2006/08/22/712663.aspx
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Yes, the article was written for ShP 2003. I have it on my ToDo list to write a new article related to ShP 2007, so be sure to check the homepage frequently!
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If all else fails you could add a ''SubmittedToSharePoint'' boolean node on your Main DOM and whenever you submit turn this on. The in Rules or OnLoad, check the value of this field and then switch to the Print View if necessary.
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Hi Sebastian and welcome to the forum!
If you are binding the radio button to a node in each of the records then you will not be able to exclusively chose one of them. This only works when several radio button controls are bound to the same node in the Schema and you assign different values to each one. I suggest that you use buttons in each of ...
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The reason it's not available directly on the date picker control probably has something to do with its complex representation in XSL. Maybe MS couldn't figure out how to hide each tidbit reliably or something.
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Hey Micky,
What you're looking for is called a masked textbox, and there is no easy way to do this in InfoPath. We have discussed similar scenarios on the forums before, but I don't think we came up with anything too elegant.