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may be you should try for innerxml
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yes it is possible, all you need is a data connection to the other list, and before submit using rules and filters check whether the title is present or not
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Thanks for taking a look. I know about the preceding tag, but it only applies to one preceding sibling as I understand it. Is there a way to the comparison for multiple fields ?
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Hey, Katy:
You are completely making sense. Do your technology systems have unique Ids? You could add a node to your form's main data source called something like "SelectedTechnologySystem" or some such, then, give the user a button next to each row (you can make it look pretty slick if you dump the borders and shading and use a ...
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Well, that is an odd one! Good job figuring it out, tho. You must be quite pleased to be done with this one!
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Oh dear. I'm confused again. What field is your checkbox bound to? You definitely don't want it bound to the ID field in the SharePoint list...
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Hi -- you definitely should see the new fields if you recreated your data connection. InfoPath creates the schemas for data connections when they are created, so if you add fields, you should generally plan on walking through the data connection wizard again to update your schema with the new fields (I'm lazy, so I like to work with the form ...
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I'm a little confused -- the first part of your post suggests that your web service will return only the correct values for the given login name -- so wouldn't you just create an InfoPath data connection to receive data using that web service, then in a rule in the form (like an open rule) set the value of the query parameter to the ...