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This article may help:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc162745(v=office.12).aspx
Cut and pasting code may be required :)
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Actually I just remembered there is a User Profile Service you might be able to use to accomplish this. I'm not familiar with how to use it myself, but there are some blog posts out there with folks that have tried it and been successful.
Here is a link to one post that can help you get ...
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InfoPath doesn't provide any functions that will allow you to query a userlist in SharePoint for the same data. I'm afraid you are limited to the functionality of the control and the values you have access to in the schema.
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You'll have to use custom code to accomplish this. There was a previous thread on this that may help: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/7669/28054.aspx
You can use the same concepts, but without sending the form itself.
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You shouldn't have any problems using choice groups inside repeating sections. Just make sure that your schema has the choice field inside the repeating group's node and you should be fine.
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My only suggestions are to tweak the margins to see if it could be a printer problem for you specifically and to try saving your XSN and print using the InfoPath Filler instead of the preview in the designer. Hopefully one of those solutions work for you!
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If you set up your contact selector control correctly, your schema should have Display Name, Account ID and Account Type for each person in the control. DisplayName = Friendly name that is displayed to the user in WSSAccountID = Usually the alias of the contact. Sometimes this can be a GUID.AccountType = An ID pointing to the ...
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Hi there,
It sounds like you may have your functions/statements in the wrong place. Double check that you have if statement (eg. if field1 is not blank) as the condition and as the value you put the field that you want to write out your value to (eg. field2 = field1).
If that doesn't work for you, perhaps you can include a ...
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Here is a great blog post from the InfoPath team regarding upgrading the Contact Selector to the Person/Group Picker:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2010/04/08/upgrading-infopath-2007-forms-with-person-group-pickers-to-infopath-2010.aspx
You want to move towards using Person/Group pickers in 2010 and I suggest using the method ...
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This seems like a perfectly good use of a secondary data source. You will only start running into performance issues if your lookup list starts running into the thousands of items. And if you need to support that much data in your lookup, you can mitigate any performance issues with filters.