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I am new to infopath 2007 but not office 2007 overall. I understand VB code and can modify exsisting code but not proficient at generating new code. I know how to create forms but unsure how to implement certian features and integrations. I am trying to plan out and implement the following project. I am not looking for ...
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That is a good information
The problem i can't find the forms on the "Add/Remove Programs" menu so is they a way to show them?
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I used the Data Connections Wizard to create a Webservice to submit from InfoPath to a Sharepoint list using the UpdateListItem service. I'm using custom_code, triggered from a submit form button, to accomplish this and execute the Webservice. What I can't figure out is how to programmatically get at the results ...
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Yea, the query from sql is already sorted. Just was wondering if IP could handle interactive sorting from within master list. Thanks Greg.
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If I understand correctly, you want only one row to be checked at a time? If so, I describe how to do this in my blog:
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/jimmy/archive/2009/08/05/a-mutually-exclusive-radio-button-in-a-repeating-section.aspx
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You will need code for this. You can use the SelectText or SelectNodes methods.
Outside that, consider placing a field at the top of the form and give it an accelerator key (like ALT+T) and have the users type that key sequence to return to the top.
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What exactly are you trying to do with it? Set a single field's value with multiple names? Are you using rules or code? With rules you will need to do a web search on how to use the eval() method. If code, you should be able to loop through all matching fields and build your own concatenated value.
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The best way is to have SQL return the data already sorted. Outside that you can write an XML sorting routine to ensure the XML table is sorted the way you like.
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Thank you Hilary for responding to my inquiry, thanks so much.
I have tried to do so as you said, with a checkbox, but I was never able to succeed. Firstly, I was not able to make only the selected checkbox checked, and all the rest of the checkboxes, unchecked, in the repeating table. Secondly, how can I select a row of the repeating table, ...
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This should do the job. May I request that the next time you ask people to debug your code for you, that you at least use meaningful field and variable names?
XPathNavigator topParent = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:group15", NamespaceManager);
XPathNavigator middleNode = ...