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Why not ? do you other ideas ?
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Thanks Greg,
I am able to acces manually entered option via code using DOM.selectsinglenode("//my:ListBox1",NamespaceManager).value
What i want to do.I have one listbox control named ListBox1 when i select value from it and click on button it should be apear in second listbox named ListBox2.
I have tried it using below ...
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I am using InfoPath and SharePoint 2003. The main data source for my form is an Access database table, but I added a SharePoint List as a secondary data source (the form automatically retrieves the data from this List). In the List, I have details for several hundred Contacts, including where they are located. I would like users to enter a ...
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Hi Kurte.
Merging is problematic at best since it has very little control over how it works.
There is a better way though. You can extract the data from your forms into relational tables and then can report on the aggregated data via Excel or web reports, interface the information, etc.
If you want to be able to leverage the information then ...
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I am using Infopath 2007 with a published form to a SharePoint Forms Library. I have a repeating section node as the container for the fields of my form. In merge settings for the repeating section node I am using the default settings "Insert order": After groups in the target form and "Remove blank groups" ...
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I ended up making a second view with unbound fields and made those fields the values for the database linked fields.
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Oh sorry, I thought this was an issue with the publishing path but you are right you need to watch the conneciton path in the ODBC connection to the database too. Otherwise when it tries to connect it will fail if they do not have that path, in the case of a mapped drive.
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Clay,
I think I got it. If you go to connections change databases and click on the network icon on the lower left corner you get the UNC name, then you can drill down to the database....It makes sense. I am waiting for my user to get back to me....but I think I got it.
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Clay,
I published the form using the UNC but the user is still having the issue. When you go to TOOLS\DATA CONNECTIONS\MODIFY the hardcoded database name and location displays in the data connection wizard. Like I mentioned, some users in another area are mapped to a different driver letter. Is there another way?
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Does anybody know why not? It seems to be the best way to make forms pretty:(