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Two days ago, our command secured our Sharepoint site, requiring SSL.
I modified a secondary data connection on a form (we currently use InfoPath 2003 sp3) to use https instead of http, but now I'm getting "InfoPath cannot run the specified query" errors.
The details are: The XML data returned from the data source does not match ...
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Thanks Clay for your prompt answer.
Thanks,
Vickie
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Hello and welcome to the forum!
How about using a Content Query web part that only displays active items? You can sort by items that are not marked as complete and display them anywhere in the site collection. You an also target them to a particular group using audiences or configure the Content Query Web part to see only their own. If ...
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I have a form with a master/detail section. In the repeating table I have a section with contains 2 fields (I put it in a section so that I can hide the section if certain conditions are met). The section contains a drop-down and a check-box. If the person checks the box then it should set the drop-down equal to the preceding ...
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If you need a row counter -- that is, an id for each row that increments by one, check out this sample form. I'm still having a really hard time understanding what you are trying to do, I'm afraid...perhaps you could attach a sample form to your next post (under the Options tab when you reply) or some screen shots....
For ...
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Hi, Neill:
If an existing XML doesn't have an element that you have mapped in DAT, it simply won't provide the mapped column any data. So your new column that the new field maps to will have a NULL value for the rows associated with the forms that don't have the new field.
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Same with rules only: http://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2008/12/30/infopath-codeless-programming-walkthrough-2/
C#:
http://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/work-days-calculation-with-c/
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I've been testing a technique I found on several web sites of accessing the UserProfileService web service, with the GetUserProfileByName method, to obtain information about the current user without having to write any C#, etc. code.
I can get information about myself into an InfoPath text field okay.
I have a slightly ...
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Hi Vickie.
Security is somewhat subjective so there are many ways to improve the security of your form.
InfoPath does not have the file password like Word or Excel does, ultimately because it is not a real effective form of security. If you are using file shares then I would just set the permissions for all the files within the ...
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Hi,
I've recently began using Infopath, and have designed a form to be used on a tablet PC, with large button controls for input through the touchscreen. The forms will only be completed on this single unit, and feed a database on the same unit.
The form consists of two questions, each with 5 possible answers. Once ...