InfoPath Dev

The traditional approach to this is to use a database to generate the next number. I don't know that SP has any ability to do this on its own.

Two choices: 1) set your text box to auto-expand, 2) Create a print view that allows that field to expand as needed.

Hi Infopathers, I have an Infopath application that requires using only MS Access lookup tables. Here's the scenario: The data collectors will use a secondary data source to query against a local access database to verify address,phone, email, etc information before completing their form I cannot store the local DB within the form as it ...

User derekhubbard is having a similar issue in the follwing thread. Perhaps you can offer assistance there? http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/7386/27064.aspx  

Here's a similar thread started by user "agoodwin" who seems to have resolved his issue. Perhaps you can get assistance from him: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/7366.aspx

Hi  I have 1 line text box, my users key in 100 lines of text. When it prints out, it only shows 1 line of text. How do I display all the text that users key in? This is web-form. Thank you for your help.

If you get a chance to diff the old and new connections to see what changed, I'd love to know about it. It seems like this comes up fairly frequently lately. I've also seen a few people withthe f(clean) statement in their data connection XML. I wonder where that comes from?

You cannot programmatically get at anything in the view... however, since the section uses conditional formatting, there is some formula it is using to decide whether it is hidden. You can use this same formula in your code to decide whether the section is hidden. Make sense? If the formula is too complex, then you might be able to add another ...

First add your button. You would need to go to Tools and Data Connections and create your submit if this has not already been done. Then set the button type for Rules Go into Rules and add a rule with an action to submit and pick the approriate data connection. With Rules you can set values and other logic as well as have multiple submits. I ...

You would want to use the Insertfunction and select concat first. concat(RANK, ",", LASTNAME, "-", STARTDATE) or maybe you do not want the seperating characters but that would be the syntax. I would probably add a field to your form. Add a rule on submit that sets the field to this formula if it is blank. That way it gets set ...