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Do either of you have much experience with Infopath and Sharepoint? Could I catch you offline for a question regarding submitting to a Sharepoint list, or should I post a new forum?
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Thank you for the description of your stored procedure. It certainly helps.
Couldn't you use QueryDB to query this SQL view, filtering on office and year to get the value? Then if your query returns no rows, your form could use the default estimate number (001).
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I tried to execute everything through code in FormEvents_Submit. It works fine if I have a single submit button. But how would i differenciate if there are multiple buttons like Approve, Reject etc.
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I was thinking this may be a 'it depends' answer so let me explain exactly what my stored procedure does/what I'm trying to accomplish.
I have an Estimates table that has an estimate number field in it. The value of this field is dependent on what office the estimate is for and the year of the estimate. For example, if the ...
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Awesome guys....Thanks a ton.
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Thanks for the help, my issue that I am having is not with submitting data to the SharePoint, or pulling data off the SharePoint.
My problem is associating input controls with a question.
Each "repeating section" is effectively one row in the SharePoint list. I get pieces of data (e.g. Question #, Question Title, Question ...
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Here is the situation:
I am trying to code a form to access data from our AD. I enabled the form for Full Trust, placed the form code in place and it will build without errors. When the form trys to open (preview) I get the error. Whe I try to open the form from the template I get this error:
Form template: ...
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Hi and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums,
What you want to do is actually pretty easy - you should be able to do this yourself.
We actually have a free template part that you can use, here is a blog about it and a link to download the XTP:
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/01/14/hide-show-section-template-part.aspx
I ...
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I have a field in my form that I need to populate with the output from a SQL stored procedure. The stored procedure has two input parameters; these values will be filled out by the user in two controls that appear on the form. Is custom code the only way to accomplish this? I have an InfoPath book for designing forms for form ...
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I cannot speak French, but I will try to help you out.
It is not possible to use a master/detail control in a browser-enabled form. Are you trying to create a browser-enabled form?