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SQL End Points are a tightly coupled solution with the same problems I have posted about many times before. Good luck. We'll stop preaching the gospel to you since you seem to be following another religion.
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Using IP 2003 sp1, vbscript. I have a repeating section which has a repeating table. How do I insert a new row using vbscript to the repeating table. I tried using: XDocument.View.ExecuteAction "xCollection::insert", "XmlToEdit". But it is giving me an error.
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Jimmy, Many thanks. Your formula looks great and helps plenty. However I do not have the departments set-up in a repeating field. They are all independent. How can I modify what you gave me and add all the departments to it collectively. Can I just put them in 1 by one and have them seperated by a comma or parentheses?
Thanks for the reply. I ...
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Jimmy,
Thank you for quick reply. I have more question on this creating InfoPath project in Visual Studio. Is the project is the same with the InfoPath 2010 add ins in VS2010? If not, what are the differences?
Regards,
Andi Lim
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It is a problem with the virtual machine - we have seen this happen in the VM's we use for our training classes.
I believe I worked around this issue by:
1. Restarting the VM (the issue seems to come and go, restarting seemed to work for me)
2. I think one time I was able to paste into notepad or Word and paste from that into InfoPath
Hope ...
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Hi Caprille and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
Before you go down the route of creating a unique form you should look at a couple of things:
1. Have you tried using multiple "views" in the same form to accomplish this? Your problem is a common one and using Multiple views in the same form can solve the problem (see ...
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Hi,
You might want to look at our qRules tool: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx
There is a feature in qRules that allows you to submit to different SharePoint lists and it will allow you to write rows from a repeating section in InfoPath to rows in SharePoint.
The feature is called "Submit to SharePoint list" ...
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Hi: The only thing I see that is different than the sample on the IP Team Blog is your quotes -- you are using single quotes around your concat, and double around your ".."
Perhaps give this a try: eval(eval(ReassignRepSec, "concat(my: ReassignAnalystName, ';')"), ".."), using the Insert Field or Group button ...
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Hi,
Getting your InfoPath form to look nice for printing can be challenging. Often people create a specific read only "print" view that uses expression boxes to display the data rather than the text box, dropdown controls etc, this looks nicer printed.
If you attach your template maybe I can take a look, without more information ...
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I'm sorry, but it isn't. For Access, you need to base your form off the database, or you can write code to save the data to the database.
If you can use SQL (SQL Express is a free version), you could try our web services -- DBXL allows you to save your XML data to SQL without code!