InfoPath Dev

Hi Aravind, This is a limitation of the out-of-box contact selector. You can use Qdabra's Contact Selector with Qdabra's Active Directory Web Service to do what you want. It will also work in the browser and be a more flexible option for you, but it's not free. Another option would be to use Clayton Cobb's technique and ...

Hey GGunther, That's weird! What version of Outlook do you have? Sounds like a bug to me.

Hi Eby Jim, While we prefer SQL over Access, I don't think the DB matters in this case. It sounds like you want to filter out all of the items that don't have dates. In XML, the date type has an attribute called "xsi:nil". This attribute is "true" if the value is blank. Assuming that InfoPath converts the Access dates ...

The scrolling region is not available in browser forms, unfortunately. Here's a table that shows what controls are available for browser and client.

I would guess then that you need to republish the InfoPath template (XSN) after you fix up the data connections in the form that are incorrect. Have you tried to do that yet?

Thanks for replying Ted    I tried to do that. When i tried to do that, it says The form requires Connections to data sources when it is loaded. Atleast one of the connections is not available . So how can I retrieve the lost data connection or how can I change the data connection ?   praneeth  

Have you tried re-linking the documents in the library via SharePoint? There is a way in the library settings to re-link.  This should update the XML's to point to the right template location. Ted