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Seems like there was a way to default it to a certain choice and not offer the user a chance to change it. I don't have time to look into it right now... but I'm sure you could do this.
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Yes, those examples were written before InfoPath 2007 existed. However, If you are familiar with coding you should be able to convert from JScript to C# pretty easily. You can also still use JScript in IP07 (if you really want to).
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A template part adds nodes to your schema... So if you just populate the value of the correct node, it will display in the view.
However, if you dropped the same template part into multiple views, I haven't tried this recently but seem to recall that what you will end up with is new schema for each instance of the template part you dropped ...
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Glad to hear you got it working. Were you able to identify the differences between the generated dataset and the one you created manually--what might have caused the issue?
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I have ENABLE History ticked and have saved the catalogue item. I have created a document and changed it so I am now on version 3 – when I open the DBXL Document table there is only the latest version listed in the table .
When you say it will preserve each version - does that mean that when a new version is created the data should be ...
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You would need to submit both to DBXL and to SharePoint.
In a future version, DBXL should have the ability to shred to a SP list as well as a table which could be used to trigger workflow.
In my experience, I prefer to do workflow in the form or DBXL's worflow, rather than encounter the complexity of SPD. Especially if it is not needed.
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You can turn on Document History with the check box on the general tab in DAT.
This will preserve each version not just the latest.
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The field xpath in the form is to be dynamic.
If you have permissions by group or individuals than just set these in the permissions tab in the DAT configuration.
The document level permisions would be this scenario.
Vacation request form
Use AD webservice to identify the user filling out the form and save their ID in the form.
Put security ...
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Hello,
I have created a SQL EndPoint for a Stored Procedure that returns the products based on a criteria parameter; with the data connection added to the InfoPath form this works a treat. However this form must be browser based within InfoPath Form Services. To avoid the Access Denied issue the data connection was converted to a UDCX and stored ...
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Hi,
If you are publishing a new infopath 2007 form it does seem that you can publish as many fields as you wish, i have forms with several hundred promoted fields, though displaying them in one view is not a good idea.
The problem seems to be making changes to a form with high numbers of promoted fields, after a certain limit, typically around ...