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Hi Bob,
You should be able to access your SQL Server Express settings with this:
SQL Management Studio Express
You probably need to give SQL Server admin permissions to the ASPNET account.
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Salut,
Il faut que tu t'arranges pour avoir tout tes adresses dans un champs avec comme séparation ; entre chaque.
Soit faire via un code.
Attention toutefois la méthode que tu utilise ne fonctionne que si Outlook est installé et correctement configuré (avoir un compte installé)
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Mon problème, je veux adresser un email à plusieurs destinataire via une connexion de données. Les adresses email que je veux utiliser se trouve dans un tableau extensible. Lorsque je fais envoyer, infopath n'utilise que le premier de la liste de mon tableau extensible.
Avez vous une solution.
Merci
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Don't know if you're still working on this but here's what I used:
rowColor = (count(preceding-sibling::myRepeatingSection) + 1) mod 2
Then, set the conditional formatting for the repeating section to color if rowColor <> 0
count( preceding-sibling::myRepeatingSection)+1 returns the rowNumber
x mod ...
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Thanks I will try it out on Monday and let you know how it works.
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Hello everyone, I am having a difficult with changing the font/size
of the button "Add Another Record" underneath my Repeating Table..
I
don't wanna remove it because I saw there's a way to change the font on
the sample templates, but I just don't know how to do it..
Can anyone explain that to me?
Thanks, Lior.
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Mikem,
I don't have access to SharePoint right now, but I believe what you're looking for already exists as of Sharepoint 2003. Here's how to do a "contains" filter:
From the forms library, switch to the datasheet or datagrid view (I forget the exact terminology in SharePoint, but the view you want is similar to ...
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So use a repeating table of the list box source to display it for print.
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I'm trying to access the selection of a drop down list by using C# on the onLoad event of my Infopath form.
I wish I had code to show you but it's on my work computer and I am at home. I can give you the basics though.
I'm not sure if all of this is correct, but it's mainly the
selectSingleNode part that I am ...
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Hi Julie :-)
CAML stands for Collaborative Application Markup Language. It's an XML syntax you can use to express *lots* of things related to SharePoint: queries, entities definition (lists, views, fields, content types ...), even the way things get rendered in the browser.
Plus, you can use CAML to express a "command" that con be ...