InfoPath Dev

[quote user="ErnestoM"] I tried, but I've yet to figure out how to do Q2 without code. I'd reccommend qRules if you were using IP2007... [/quote]  Hi Ernesto,  Thanks for the effort! Really appreciate it.  At this time looks like the managament is not to keen on upgrading to IP 2007.  I had to change my ...

I have a repeating section (a database table) which has a field called "ChangeIndicator".  I need to populate it with some value (e.g 0 or 1) based on whether on not the existing text in any of the fileds changed or not.  So basically I need to set a flag when some text changes.  Can it be done relatively simply in ...

I have an infopath form that is part of a workflow.  When a user is assigned a task, if they go to their task list and click on the task, my form shows up, which is good.    When someone is assigned a task, they also get an email from Sharepoint.  For some reason, if you click on the "Edit this Task" button in ...

Right.  What I've prescribed would do the trick for you, but instead of two separate buttons, you could put all the rules behind one custom submit button (no code).  The actions in the rule would be like this: Set a field's value.  Field = Filename (text data element); Value = concat(fields1,fields) Submit using a ...

Hi, I have used attachment control in my InfoPath form. Now, I want to get the path of the document that has been attached i.e. if we have attached the document from a site then its complete path e.g. "http://xyz.com/abc.doc". Is this possible OOB or through code? If yes, please tell me how to do it. Thanks, Akash Kansal.

Currently, users are submitting the data directly to an access database sitting in a folder on a network drive. Users are also being instructed to save the form to a folder on the network (as a backup incase the database were to crash or corrupt). Users are saving the form simply by clicking "Save" on the toolbar menu and typing in a ...

Hmm, well I know you can publish to a network path, so I figured you could submit to one.  What do people do who have it published to a network path and don't have a back-end database nor SharePoint to submit the form to?  I only ever use InfoPath as a direct integration with SharePoint, so I'm not sure which step is involved to ...

 thankyou all... its working now.     jaimin

[quote user="jaiminsarda"] Now when i gave this url: "http://server:port/MyDocLib/Test1.xlsx"  in my code, it opened successfully!!! i don't understand y?? [/quote] There is no reason a url would ever have two slashes between server:port and the next part of the address.  It seems that that's the reason it ...

Hi, Try the below URL in IE. http://server:port/MyDocLib/TestDocument.doc I just deleted the slash(/)  after server:port