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If you have any way of receiving the data in a sorted form like ricomarcelo suggested, that may be the easiest approach.
As for getting your xsl:sort to work, maybe it's not working because there's no select attribute? (It should work without one though...) Or is it possible you're making a small change in the designer and not ...
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Take a look at the following link which gives you the basics.
http://www.zimmergren.net/archive/2008/05/05/how-to-easily-construct-your-caml-queries-with-spquery.aspx
By default the SharePoint Views only display 100 items. Once you hit 2000 it gets really slow. So always try to return what you need in the query
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Hi Mel,
I'm also trying to accomplish the same functionality on my InfoPath form. Hope you can share the document to me as well.
Thanks,
Rico
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Thank you for the response. I just could not get it in my head
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I'm also new to InfoPath but in my case I'm using Access as my secondary datasource and sorting the items is very very easy. Just a matter of selecting some options in Tools / Data Connections. I'm not sure if the same can be done with web service as the secondary datasource because I haven't tried that yet.
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1st time to use infopath, not real savy (Obviously), what is CAML query, what is the advantage? I am currently setting this form up with cascading dropdown boxes (4), and am almost done (had uniqueness filters working, had cascade working, strougling with getting them working at the same time. currently using this expression in the ...
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Note: You should use CAML query if you have that manny items on a list.
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Looks like that's got it. No if I can get my filters to work on the dropdowns cascading from this one, I will be all set. Really struggling with the syntax of the expressions. Looked in help file, not much help. Do you happen to know of a good reference online or something?
Thanks,
CMH
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Someone was having a similar issue and the solution mentioned was altering the number of items to be displayed inside the SharePoint list settings.
[quote user="jrudolph"]
Try this:
Open the library, click on your view drop down option and click on "modify this view"
You should now be to a "Edit View: ...
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Hi all, hoping someone can help me.
I have a browser-enabled, site-admin approved InfoPath form running on SharePoint 2007 with IPFS. In part of the form, there is a repeating section that contains fields to gather personal information. The idea is that a unique ID is entered, and the person's corresponding name pops up in two text fields ...