InfoPath Dev

Mulitiselect list is not supported in browser enabled forms. Does anyone have a workaround for this? I need a multiple select feild in a browser-enabled form.

Hi Greg, you got a point, but my first oracle Web service is already doing a 'select' across multiple tables. The reason i had to go with the extra column and joins etc is because the table, containing the information on current machine assignments for a given user, is hosted on a different Oracle Server /Instance. I'm not aware of ...

Dynamic queries can be done with Web Services, which is probably best practice or in code by creating the SQL query manually. Do you want to bind controls to the secondary data directly or you want to move the secondary data into a group in your form schema?

Of course. But I have dynamic list of table rows and I have to bind it to some table or something. If calling custom database query can be done from the form design - I don't know that:) Is that really possible? And how to do it?

Yes most often it is a government thing. I could tell you how to do it right, make it nice, buttoned down, and a fully functional architecture that could be leveraged for many forms. This would give the most potential functionality and allow you to make the forms rapidly and easily with the least amount of stress..  but that would require ...

Thanx guys , I would love to use the trick given by nukkumatti but Im a little novice in infopath to comply understand it. I would be glad if you gave me a tutorial to use a webservice  (I mean install in the AD) and small little function to connect to infopath and return values. Thanx again.  oh.... And some tutorials on filters ...

Hi Clay, thanks for the welcome. It's a government thing, I think.  Always the last to embrace the new technologies. I didn't even know Infopath existed as an application since it didn't come with my Office Pro I got for my home computer (spend the day working in Excel you just can't go back to MS Works, lol) and just ...

You can pass variables to InfoPath on Open. Or once the form is open, which can be accomplished by the user accessing a hyperlink to the form, then you can pass variables through the object model as well.  Another option is saving the data in a xml file for the InfoPath form to consume on load or access later or use a database to pass the ...

Hello Clay, Thanks for the response!  Thats correct, i want to pass variables into InfoPath form. I have one asp.net webpage. while clicking on the button from the webpage i should launch infopath form with some values which should come from asp.net page.  --Thanks

You want to pass variables into an InfoPath form?  So move values from another application into InfoPath?