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Hey Tim.
This is usually referred to as a "Double hop" issue in IIS. The credentials cannot be forwarded to the second site.
You would need the data on the same server as SP or be able to pass a static service account but then you are right IPFS gets cranky.
Have you looked at Qdabra's web service suite? They are generic, ...
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Hey There.
If you know the userID, you can use a web service like Qdabra's to get the rest of their Active Directory record such as location, department, manager, and email.
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Hey Patrick.
Nice to see you are still plugging away on Infopath :)
Microsoft says that the realistic limit on Sharepoint lists is 2000 items. Otherwise the performance steadily degrades since the view loads all of the data and then filters the items.
Without web services, InfoPath must load the whole list, which takes a long time with ...
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Not sure, but sounds feasible.
Let us know if it works or what you find out.
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Hi, Yurnero:
When I tested this, I needed to remove the xsi:nil attribute in order to successfully set the value of a double. Please see this blog post from the InfoPath Team for more information on this: http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/11/28/the-xsi-nil-attribute.aspx
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Hi:
Are you comfortable using code for this? In IP 2007, you can add the following to the View Switched event (C#):
string xpath = "/my:myFields/my:field1";
XPathNavigator field = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode(xpath, ...
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Thanks Greg!!
What if I want to check something and then I want to stop the button action.
For example:
public void btnCancel_Click(DocActionEvent e)
{
e.ReturnStatus = false;
}
The "e" ...
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You will need to either cast it or write a small conversion function which returns a true boolean value. The problem is that if you are not in control of the form, then you could be getting anything back from a check box.... red/blue, yes/no, up/down, 1/0, light/dark, whatever!
If you are specifically in control of the form, and your not going to ...
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Sorry, there's nothing in InfoPath 2003 that will let you do this.
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The first thing that could be an issue: the use of "../" in your schemaLocation attribute. Try grouping all the required schemas into the same folder and eliminating the parent folder references ("../").
The second (probably not an issue, but you never know), most namespace definitions are a URI, such as ...