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1. Group is a term for a node in the data source tree structure that can contain other elements. A section is a form control that is bound to a node in your data source and serves to determine the context of controls inside of it. Sections can also be conditionally hidden or colored based on changing conditions. Sections are most ...
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i am now at work on the MOSS but when i use this code:
//conection with this adress as the form library "http://Sharepoint/sites/pilot/Urendeclaratie"
FileSubmitConnection fc = (FileSubmitConnection)this.DataConnections["Submit"];
fc.FolderUrl = ...
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Iam unable to open DBXL Admin tool.when i click the link the infopath gives an error message "http://ira91202:22154/QdabraWebService/Forms/DAT/templte.xsn
The file is not a valid XML document.
Incorrect document syntax.
Line 1, Position 1"
I installed IDBXL which is not a part of a domain,can any one help me on this ...
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I am a developer investigating whether InfoPath 2010 suits my needs for making fairly straightforward forms like resumes. It would have some mandatory parts (e.g. basic info), some optional parts (e.g. personal interests), and some repeating parts (e.g. work experience). I'm trying to figure out the basic concepts of how groups, sections, ...
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PROBLEM You want to use the InfoPath Contact Selector to add multiple contacts to your form, but: Selecting
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qRules 2.0 is here, and it has a whole host of cool new commands. One of the real superstars is SubmitToSharePointList
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qRules 2.0 is here, and it has a whole host of cool new commands. One of the real superstars is SubmitToSharePointList
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Hi:
I'm betting you haven't replaced a sample xpath in the code sample with your own xpath. Where the code sample says:
"/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:tblMaster/d:tblDetail"
you need to put in the xpath to your own repeating group. Are you using InfoPath 2003 or 2007? If you are using 2007, you may want to consider using ...
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Some things are more complex than others -- this one happened to be simple! There are lots of answers here, and if you don't find what you need be sure to ask!
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Thank you very much Hilary. Your suggestion works! I didn't know it's that simple I thought I have to publish it first then do some configurations setting. Oh well... like I said earlier I'm a complete noob about InfoPath hope you bear with me. I would surely come up with more questions like this one :)