InfoPath Dev

Probably it's because the secondary data source didn't return more than one when you configured it. Look at the data source and select the secondary data source from the dropdown. If the control is not repeating, that's an indication that the "schema inference" failed to think it was repeating the first time you connected to ...

Hi there. Just add a rule with one or more actions to set the field values that you want to copy over. Easy stuff! :)

Yes, and that's a best practice.

Hi Stara, You just need a filtered set field action. You do not need code for this. We've talked about this many times in our webinars. To create a filtgered set field action. Just add a rule that sets the field for the column that you want to set. Then, go to File->Publish->Export Source Files and create a new folder to export the ...

Hi Rix, What you want is a URN based form. InfoPath supports both URN and URL based forms but default is the latter. To make a form URN-based, requires either A) making it have a security setting of Restricted and publishing it as an Email form (which will force it to be URN based), or B) registering it using a script. We have an install script ...

Hi DC Forms and thank you for being a customer of qRules and DBXL. We do this all the time with qRules. Here's one video from a webinar last year http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WftCp_EbcCU. Please send email to Support at Qdabra dot com and we can step you through the technique. Best,

Hi Bertrand, I would use an InfoPath Form (full fledged InfoPath XML form not a list form) to do this since you can have it submit to multiple lists and you can add validation to prevent them from entering the seller name more than once. Hilary Stoupa did a nice webinar related to parent-child forms in February of last year. You should be ...

You don't need code to do this. Use Data->Default Values for your list box and add a bunch of blank ones. Add a conditional formatting to only show non blank. Add a rule to your button to set the value of the last list box row to the value of the dropdown. Use the xpath Count(../preceding-sibling::my:myListBox)+1 to get the last one (Note: ...

Hi BritGeek! Can you use Web part connectors to refresh the list web part? Another idea would be to create a separate InfoPath form inside an InfoPath Web part and to use this instead of the stock list web part. Then you can use web part connectors between the two InfoPath web parts to refresh one another. So, yes, I believe it's possible ...

Hi Ivan, Yes, DBXL Migration Tool has a Transform tab and you can add the XSLT transform there and run it in batch and it will convert for you. Send Support at Qdabra dot com email and someone will assist you free of charge. You da man!