InfoPath Dev

Thnx. I don't have admin acces to sharepoint - it could be licens problem - hope not. I was told that the version we got - is some kind of free sharepoint..could be a test version..   claus

Hi Patrick, Thank you for SDK 2003, i couldnt find smth usefull for InfoPath 2010. I use InfoPath2010 , I think it differs from InfoPath 2003 in many ways, but I hope I will find smth that can help me. Did you find smth like SDK for InfoPath2010? I couldnt.

Hi Slava, Have you looked at the InfoPath 2003 SDK? It includes coding samples for how to programmatically add data connections. Click on Resources on the right and browse to find the SDK. Lots of good stuff in that.

Hi CBrown00, We provide a GetErrorCount command in qRules v2.3 that lets you get the number of required fields that have not been filled out (or fields that are invalid). You could download a free trial and have that working in 15-20 minutes. Of course, if the fields aren't required they won't add to the count so you will need to make ...

What are you trying to accomplish? You can create an InfoPath form from an AppConfig XML by designing a form using the XML as a reference. This will create a normalized data source which you can then create a view around. The resulting InfoPath form will save to the app config schema and you should be able to use that to change app config ...

Hi Sukumarsb, We can't answer every specific code issue that is posted to this forum. Instead, our stance is to provide a general, code-free solution and that is qRules v2.3. qRules v2.3 has great support for mapping to lists and it even round trips and supports reconciling edits made on the SharePoint list when you reopen the XML form. ...

Hi William, So, you created an InfoPath form from Access - is that correct?  Did the process create a view for you or did you have to put your view together from scratch? I'm guessing the former. You should be able to modify the XSN that was created as part of the Access import process, but the view will be difficult to modify since ...

Hi TechPundit, Can you push the Access DB to a SharePoint or SQL server and query from there? If so, that gives you a networked solution which would allow more people to query it dynamically. If you don't care about decentralizing access to the InfoPath form and only use InfoPath for a local laptop solution (for example) you could set up some ...

Hi Claus, Well, if it worked fine until yesterday, and the InfoPath form didn't change, it isn't a problem with InfoPath. My guess is that SharePoint changed in some way. check out the logs on your SharePoint site. Make sure you have a license that hasn't expired, etc. Good luck slaying the SharePoint dragon,

Hi BlueBen, InfoPath 2007 ships with a people picker control. Have you tried using that? It should be based on Outlook's Global Address List (GAL) and not require SharePoint. If the out-of-box people picker doesn't work for you (because you need to select multiple people, etc.), you may want to look at Qdabra's Zero-ActiveX Contact ...