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Did you use windows authentication or SQL authentication when you created the connection? I mean, the error you are getting really does tell the whole story, you are being denied access to the table you are requesting data from...
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Related to this previous post: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/9316.aspx
I successfully implemented the solution proposed by "Jimmy" --in the post above-- for info-path based forms. However, I get the following error in the browser compatability section since I am developing a web-based form:
"The ...
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Thanx! It looks like we may purchase this as we have hundreds of apps to convert. The video demo didn't show how to get the converted xml docs into the DocLib in Sharepoint. Do you have a run down of that or will it be inlcuded with purchase/support?
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Hi,
I'm using infopath 2007 and I need to export a simple view in PDF format.
The view contains an image! I'm using the view.export method.
This my problem: the pdf file doesn't show the image.
I tried to insert in the view more then 1 picture and i noted changes, but i dont know why.
Maybe because the total size (in KB) of ...
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Hi Lenka,
Options are :-
1.) Promote the cut across fields from form 1 as list items in the library, then connect to the form library as a data connection from form 2 just as you connect to any other sharepoint list. Presumably you have a common key that you could use to get the correct data into form 2.
2.) write the data to a completely ...
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Actually, in InfoPath, we can't programatically access controls -- only the data fields bound to the control.
If you want cascading dropdowns to filter correctly in a repeating table or section, your best bet would be to use a data source for those dropdowns that connects projects and sections. Are your desired values stored in a ...
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Once your data is in Excel you can use Qdabra's Excel to InfoPath migration tool to convert the data. Simply map the desired Excel columns into the desired InfoPath fields.
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The best way to solve the size issue is to eliminate it entirely. :) Do this by sending the images to a SharePoint library, and store the path_to_the_image in the form. People can click the link if they need to see the image. We do this in Sharepoint by using qRules.
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I have setup a sql table (just single table) with some columns, and one column for a primary key, that has a data type of 'uniqueidentifier', and has a default value of '(newsequentialid())'.
Entering data from sql enterprise manager, I am able to create columns, and by leaving the primary key field empty, sql will auto-generate ...
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