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Hi Wartalon,
Thanks for your reply.
After setting your query field, I am setting a rule with Action - Submit using a data connection: to pass the ID as parameter (ID of the dropdown seleted value) to Web service.
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Thank you so much for getting back to me. I really need some help with this. I am having a problem with my main data connection - not my secondary data connection. I have three tables in my main data connection Table1, Table2 and Table 3. Table 3 is a repeating tables.
Here are the steps that I am taking and my ...
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After setting your query field, you need to query the web service, not submit to it.
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Query is when you send a piece of data to the web service so that you can receive the entire data set. A submit to the web service is when you are using the web service to change data in the data source.
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Are you using rules to populate the fields? Try using default values on those fields with a filter. You can also drag the entire repeating group from your secondary data source onto the canvas, and it will automatically repeat all the fields. I realize you're providing a dropdown for selections, but you may be able to go down ...
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I really need some help with this. I am having a problem with my main data connection - not my secondary data connection. I have three tables in my main data connection Table1, Table2 and Table 3. Table 3 is a repeating tables.
Here are the steps that I am taking and my code:
On my first view I am querying a ...
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Since the client info is already within separate forms, I would make a new view on this form template that is designed the way you want it to display when going to the client, then have a workflow on the form library that sends the email after the form is edited. Or just add it into a special submit button on that view so that when you ...
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GMK, I responded to your other thread, but this is for anyone who reads this thread. Your alternative would be using the Active Directory Web Service that Qdabra provides...
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The Qdabra Active Directory Web Service, which does the same thing except that it connects directly to AD (not the profile database), can be used without SharePoint at all, and has more powerful features. I believe it is quite cheap - you can get it here on this site, which is run by Qdabra.
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Only in MOSS, because it's part of the profile database, which is part of the SSP, which is only in MOSS.
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So what would be the alternative if i only have WSS3.0 ??