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You can use filters on the server side through SharePoint views in order to limit the amount of data that gets downloaded to the form. This can be done with XML data connections:
Populating form data from SharePoint List Views
Soon, Qdabra may give us the ability to dynamically filter this data connection using values in the form, which ...
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Copy SharePoint List Data to Main Data Source
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Hi all,
I searched all over the place for the answer to this question and have found variations on what I need but I'm new to infopath, C# and SharePoint and have not found what i am looking for. I need to populate the drop-down with a full list from sharepoint in a browser enabled form. I tried adding a data connection in ...
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Hilary & ErnestoM,
Its working now. Thank you so much!
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Hi Zhang, I'm not sure that I understand your question. qRules does not require user input when saving the file to SharePoint. It indeed does autodetect the filename and uses that to create the link. Can you provide more details concerning the user input? I have not seen this scenario before. Thank you.
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Thank you for your quick response. I'm fairly familiar with Infopath and followed your thought.
Is there an easy way to pick the software from the secondary data connection, and have those records automatically insert into the "repeating section" of computerdetail? I guess, how do I transfer the data from the ...
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When I design a form, I'll have a Debug view, which hold my form fields, expression boxes, formulas, etc to show me the result of my rules and operations. You could have expression boxes that show you the result of your expression, bit by bit.
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Your main connection will need to include both the ComputerMaster and the ComputerDetail table, properly connected on whatever columns make up the relationship. You can add another data connection for your SoftwareMaster table, and use those values for a drop down list in your form so that your users can select from the appropriate software.
Your ...
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Hi Sam,
Perhaps it was accidental. When I preview the form it tells me that it cannot find the source code. Also, if I go to Tools > Form Options > Programming, I see the project location for code: C:\Documents and Settings\sbcamb\My Documents\InfoPath Projects\Add Recommendations Test\Trial - Master Detail.vbproj. I'm guessing that ...
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This form does have its own code module -- and the manifest.xsf file is using it instead of the qRules dll. You need to go to Tools / Form Options / Programming and select the 'Remove Code' button to delete the association to the code file. Save and close the form, then re-inject with qRules.
It is really easy to accidentally add an event ...