InfoPath Dev

Hi T. Tran and welcome to our forum, To submit to multiple databases you will likely need to write a lot of code in your form or leverage an existing Web service. We provide a Web service that supports this scenario. There's a free download of it available here: http://www.qdabra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=QDBXL1. This web service provides ...

I am a new user of Infopath.  I am creating a form for our customers to use to order our products.  Customers access this form, Customer Order Form, via email as well as via our company's website.  Is it possible to add multiple secondary database forms (of which currently residing on our Sharepoint Server) to ...

We have a couple people with IFS experience if you need help right away. You can purchase a support credit here. http://www.qdabra.com/products_all.asp?cat=12

That looks right, from your screen shot. You would check hide control.  It is hard to see your comparisons, you may need to reverse them to hide everything but what matches your criteria. Hide just hides the row where your conditions are true, not all rows or the whole control. You can also try adding a shading rather than hide to test, ...

Hi Mike and welcome to the forum. Once you have your data source with all of the particular attributes setup, which I would recommend a Database table probably, since your inventory will change. Type  Model  Motor  Suspension  Trim Rims Stereo etc... Truck    F150    ...

Hi There and Welcome. What version of InfoPath are you using. Your form should have a submit data connection to save to a file location and to email the form. These should both occur within the same submit process to keep consistentcy.  Do you have a network location you are publishing this to? The submit to file would also name each copy ...

Thx for your answer. However i dont understand how to filter that data by using conditional formatting. I tried to set it up like below but it didnt work. Repeating table shows everything instead of filtering. Actually using conditional formatting really didnt make any sense to me.        

I have spent the last few days banging my head against the wall with this one.  I am looking for fresh ideas, or maybe a "thinking" outside of the box experienced InfoPath person that might have an idea I can leverage. These are the facts: 1) I have a huge InfoPath form which is browser enabled and I am using the XmlFormView ...

I know that is amouthful, so let me explain.  I am trying ot design a decision tree for mapping features into a product.  So for instance, if someone says they want a V6 engine, MP3 jack, 20" rims - the list of cars having those features would be displayed.  The features would be represented as checkboxes and the resulting list ...

I have entered a data connection that will have my completed form emailed to a predetermined email address.  However, the attachment will pull the document from a local folder instead of actually attaching the file to the email.  The problem I am encountering is that I cannot have a true master form that multiple people can utilize ...