InfoPath Dev

 Hi, Potemkine...   I've done this before, but didn't work. I've created a new view, copied the content of my main view and pasted on it. Finally, I published in my SharePoint list, but I got the same error. You're saying that you tried this and it worked. But have you published it on a SharePoint list? I just get this ...

I agree that the error indicates that the parameter is empty but here is what I have done to verify the problem I am seeing. Below my is the complete code for my web method, I have stripped it down to the very bare minimum to exclude something else that could be causing the problem. I am passing in the string "2010-08-30T00:00:00" ...

I am adding custom code to my submit button within infopath designer. I want to use a URL to pass a parameter to another form, but I don't know what syntax to use to open a new browser window (with a URL that I specify).

Hi, selarim when I tried to change view, I have some error about your secondary data connection, so I can't see your view impressao, but I create a new view, copy/ paste the content off your main view, and it just work fine. On your impressao.xsl, you have a lot of reference about your secondaries data connection, have done something for ...

I am publishing to a web browser form.  I can get the code to work in InfoPath, but not on the browser-enabled form.  It fills in the fields I need in InfoPath, but the fields are blank on the browser-enabled form.  I have searched everywhere on the web and cannot find an answer.  Please help.

Hi Ernesto - You're absolutely right.  Setting the section height and bottom margin to "auto" solved my problem.  (I should have thought of that!)  Thanks very much!

 Hi, Potemkine.    I've tried this before (creating a new print view), but didn't work. In the view mode (ctrl + shift + b) it works perfectly, but my form is published onto a SharePoint list. Have you tried this new view in a SharePoint list?   Thank you very much, Potemkine...I really need to solve this problem, ...

Hi, From your description it does sound like DBXL can help you out along with some of our other tools. Roughly speaking you can export your DB data to an Excel spreadsheet then use our Excel to XML migration tool to get the documents into XML (InfoPath) format.  Then you can migrate those documents using some DBXL tools to DBXL and from ...

Hi - Does anyone have a good link / info re: BPOS Features / Functionality re: InfoPath 2010 + SharePoint Online?  I am bascially looking for a list of what is available in shared vs. dedicated model at a high level and also what features are going to be available on a very detailed level re: InfoPath running in BPOS ...

Hi Anthony, a way to do that without code is to add rules based on the parent group of your drop down field. You can create a new group and move your repeating field in it, if it's not already here. You set a condition to your first rule like: if (ParentOfField1) contain Copper, set a field value to field 3 "normal",  you ...