InfoPath Dev

Hi Kyle, Sorry for delay in responding. I was on vacation last week. Maybe you already figured out the issue. So, you're using the SharePoint web service method to get the user name. Sounds good. However, this post talks about our Active Directory web service which is different from SharePoint's. I'm not sure if SharePoint provides ...

Hi, When I click Publish from Template on the Design Tasks pane, I get to this screen and cannot go any further (so far as using VS to make the template an installable form):   I have VS 2008 installed. Do I really need to go back to 2005 to use this feature?

The InfoPath 2003 out-of-box sample Asset Tracker has a JS example of how to sort. Might be helpful and should be easily downloadable from the Microsoft solution site.

Here's the method that I found works the easiest:  http://bladah.com/?p=51  The solution will allow you to generate a unique ID when the form is submitted to the library. It will also give you the capability to edit the form and re-submit without creating a new item every time it is re-submitted.

Here's the easiest way that I've used:  http://bladah.com/?p=51 This will allow you to auto-generate a unique ID when the form is submitted to the library and allow you to edit them at a later time without re-submitting the form. Hope this helps.

Your have to forgive me if this question has been asked as I haven't been able to locate it. I know how to populate a table with data from a secondry source and I've managed to set the up the same rule for a repeating table. I have a table with three columns when you enter data into the first column this will be a numerical entry such ...

Thanks Jimmy  The way it is set up now is that each employee picks his name from a drop down list box and then the equipment he worked on and the WO numbers for each task are displayed taking the repeating sections from the other view and sortin out only those that have his name attached to them. and then he enters the time for ...

Sound more like you need SQL express. It can create the new ID automatically for each new entry.

Have read this and we tried this with access 2007 and outlook 2007  http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/HA100154271033.aspx Have issue with form is not too user friendly, no drop downs, have to spell out yes or no, Front end designer is saying this will have issues when windows has another update we will have to make ...

Well, actually, there is a pretty big difference between yours and the sample. In yours, you have an element called Funding. If you want the element of funding to have the value of 'No', it would look like this:<Funding ChequeValue="Under 500" AuthBy="Adrian Grant">No</Funding> Notice that there is no ...