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Why would there be a policy not to use SharePoint's built-in ability to expose user profile data to developers? InfoPath can consume and display all profile data for users without a line of code, so that is a very strange policy.
Your alternative is to use the Qdabra Active Directory Web Service, which will tie straight to AD instead of ...
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Thomas, you know how I feel about this, but I'll wait to see what the Qdabra folks think.
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Yes, I don't know how to mix secondary data source fields within a repeating table with main data source fields that I add. You may need to recreate your entire secondary data source structure within the main data source, use the CopyTable qRule (free on this site) to copy the data from the SDC to MDC and then have your extra ...
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I think I got it. It does what you want as far as I can tell, but it's not pretty in that the Deliverables/parameters/results are not all on the same line going across, however, they are clearly sectioned off and associated with their respective parents. This does the relationships you wanted, the views you wanted, and the ...
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Promote those fields and check the box for making them editable in SharePoint, then see if they show up as metadata changes in the version history.
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Using a sample I built according to the PDF instructions, I get this error:
Action: SaveToSharePoint
Arguments: System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2[System.String,System.String]
Details: Request for the permission of type 'System.Security.Permissions.EnvironmentPermission, mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, ...
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Looks like I need to use DFS, but now it says the nodes need to match.
Agh, I typed a bunch of stuff, but then it went away. I switched the namespace to DFS on my Tasks data connection src names:
CopyTable /dsnamesrc=Tasks /tablesrc=/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields /rowsrc=dfs:Tasks /tabledest=/my:meetingAgenda/my:activeTask ...
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I keep getting this error: Failed to select the source table to copy from.
Here is my statement: CopyTable /dsnamesrc=Tasks /tablesrc=/my:myFields/my:dataFields /rowsrc=my:Tasks /tabledest=/my:meetingAgenda/my:activeTask /rowdest=my:activeTasks /empty=yes
My secondary data source is named Tasks, the first group node is called myFields, the ...
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That is wrong. You need to use QUERY using a data connection, not submit. That's what I said above...
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Oh, I only use IP2007, but I don't know if this is different between the two.