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Hiya,
Sorry for posting the same question a few times, I thought that if i reworded and posted in General it would get a better selection of people looking. I'll keep it to one post per question from now on :)
My idea at the moment is that i've got a massive SP list with lots of data in, and i need people to select some data on the ...
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I have a form (published to Sharepoint) that has a Submit button, which submits the XML data of the form to the database via a WCF web service (using the Submit action).
I have a .NET web application that has a button that when clicked should allow the user to open the form and pre-load the form with the XML data previously saved to the ...
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No, I haven’t. I just tried Ben’s suggested solution, but it only made the cursor jump back to the first field for every selection in just about every drop down.
Nevertheless, thanks for the suggestion, Ben. This is quite frustrating, and I appreciate all ideas!
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I got it to work with the node structure in the attached image. Note the following things:
- The gpContactSelector table (non-repeating group) goes inside the group2 repeating section (repeating group)
- The extra field (Test) goes under group2 as well, which is at the same level as gpContactSelector
I was able to insert sections each ...
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What are you putting in this field, and how are you doing it?
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I can get the contact picker working no problem, I can get itreading vlaues from AD no problem.
However on this form a have a repeating section and I cannot get it to work correctly.
My data structure is
My fields
Users (repeating ...
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You only need InfoPath for that, but don't all your users have Office anyway? InfoPath is an Office product and only works on Windows, so I'm confused as to why you'd not already have Office on those machines anyway. It's true that InfoPath 2007 is only part of the ProPlus, Enterprise, and Ultimate suites, so it's ...
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Well, your current user is never going to equal the whole set of repeating data in that column, so you need to change your logic to say "If All Occurrences of @SP_list are not equal to userName(), then hide control"
Check out Figure 8 in my blog post:
InfoPath - User Roles in Browser-Enabled Forms Using AD Groups
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Yes, this is simple to do in browser forms:
Create a text box for the dropdown. Drag to canvas, change to dropdown, bind to external data source, specify the folder and then value.
Create the other two text boxes and put them on the canvas
Set the default value of each text box to equal the relevant node in your secondary data ...
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You need a query method to pass a query parameterm which a DB receive DC does not have. You need a web service to interact with the db.