InfoPath Dev

Hi Patrick and thanks for the welcome. :) I couldn't believe it when you said the number of rows in the database can directly influence which parts of the form repeat! I can see why but it's certainly something I'd never have thought of. I'll give that a go and let you know. As for the web server etc, that is beyond the scope of ...

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Hi, selch - a rule that sets the 'Alias' repeating field of the UserList group to blank (i.e. no value) when your users choose to hide the ContactSelector section should do the trick. Hope that works. Let us know otherwise. :)

Hi, I have developed a custom workflow using 32bit machin on VS 2008. It having a Initiation InfoPath form(developed on 64bit) with a textbox named 'toolName'. I have added a event handler by right clicking on textBox and select "programming" then select "changed event". VSTA opened and wrote the follwing code:public ...

Hi Andrew and welcome, I just responded to another thread and explained why having a tight coupling to SQL is a bad idea. Check it out: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/14967.aspx Probably the easiest thing for you to do is to just query the table and see if the ID exists and if it does, hide the button that submits. You don't need to ...

Hi Cowboy206 and welcome! I'm not sure this is related to InfoPath. Can't you use the SharePoint Designer to remove the Edit This Task setting?

Hi Dave and welcome! First off, if you set AutoComplete on in Internet Explorer, InfoPath will show users the last items they typed into the fields. That's easy money for you and is the simplest way to get "cookies" to show up on a per field basis. AutoCorrect is another feature that can be used with custom dictionaries to replace ...

Hi UdayaHerath and welcome! If you have a Web Service on top of your Oracle DB it should be easy. Do you know if you have a Web Service or not?  

Hi Evvo1961 and welcome, There is an ical format and you can have InfoPath send email messages in that format which would then show up as meeting requests.  In addition, you can write code to call Outlook object model and add the request when they click a button and then synch it to SharePoint. Or, if you want just SharePoint, you could call ...

Hi AGInfoPathDeveloper and welcome! The database must have more than one row in it when you set up the data connection. If it doesn't it won't show repeating. That's probably the quickest fix. Just make sure you have >2 rows in the database when you set up the form initially. In general, creating forms directly from a DB is a bad ...