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Hi, all concerned.
I am again trying to wrap up this program (problem). I have one main screen, a severly modified printview (which I will delete) and another printview which I use to map data from the main screen into MS Access database.
My problems are:=
1 I am mapping ...
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Thanks for that - one more:
Why is the Run Query button different from the "normal" button? The former has a built-in action called Run Query (and only seems available when using the webservice template), while with the latter I need to set a rule to call that action. Seems strange having the 2 different button ...
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Hi Lauren,
I wouldn't know either how to do it using CAML (as used in the article). My first instinct would be to write code that uses the SharePoint Object Model to retrieve all events that might fall in the period specified on the form, and then display a message to the user saying that the specified event overlaps with other events. As ...
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Binding to a Web Service creates a schema reference in your manifest and adds an XSD file to your form's XSN package.
InfoPath automatically constructs the XSD based on the parameters in the Web Service.
Secondary data sources don't have the same high bar for validation that the main data source has. That makes them faster, but you lose ...
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I'm trying to understand what the web service template is doing behind the scenes - any answers appreciated:
Is the option "Receive and submit data" simply a shortcut for first creating a receive data connection then creating a submit connection?
Why can't I start from a blank form and acheive the same ...
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Maybe you could write code to set the values in the underlying Windows control or something (like removing the X close button from the window title, which is possible). Definitely seems doable, but a lot of work. We have never done this.
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In code, you can disable updates while you are making your changes. You can also look for redo/undo events and ignore them.
For rules, set a value before and after and check that in the event handler.
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Quick guess is that the names for the nodes need to match up.
After investigation with you, it seems that the SharePoint list schema has attributes and the version of free qRules we have on the web currently doesn't support attributes (but we are adding it soon - I promise!). So sorry. More soon.
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Open the form in the Designer using the little A with a stencil/pencil button on the InfoPath toolbar. Put your cursor on the lower left corner of the Subtotal/GST/GrandTotal cell, right click and choose to split the cell into 3 rows. Move the fields to each cell. You may also have to do the same thing for the labels cell (the cell to ...
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Excellent! We've definitely seen this issue a couple times. I will check with support and see if we have a release note on this. At the very least, now we have it documented here. :)