InfoPath Dev

Hello, I'm using Microsoft.Web.Services2; for a c# (2003) infopath (2003) project, and when i'm calling the methods from webservices2 i get the System.Security.SecurityException That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers. exception   I added [assembly: AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers] to AssemblyInfos.cs, also ...

Hello, I'm sure lots of people have encountered this problem before and have come up with different, and even the same, solutions to this. This is an account of how I did it... Imagine having a form that allows people to pick their ethnicities. Since interracial marriages is a growing trend these days, you'll need to use checkbox ...

Your problem is still in Access. Did I mention I don't like Access? :) The fields are not formatted right, and therefore when you run the data connection in InfoPath it does not handle them right either. Open your table in design mode. Click on the first weight field and see the format entry of fixed I put in. Also notice how when you view ...

Thanks for sharing!

Hi Tom, Thanks. We will think more about a way to create a control on SharePoint to suppor this. Unfortunately, because it isn't relational this is just hard.

Yes, you could create a text field in your data source, which was not in your views.  When they select a book it would set field value concat(hiddenfield, ", ", selectionfield) The problem is that when they want to remove one or change the order it gets dicy but that maybe would suffice. If your users like your stuff then ...

I've read more than one article about date range validation that relied on too much code for my taste, so I wrote simpler validation code that basically mimics how Excel calculates date ranges. This seems to be working without a hitch so far. Let's assume you have two date fields: start_date and end_date. You want to ensure that ...

Thank you both very much for your efforts.   I still don't know why this will work on a secondary data source but not the main data source.   Someone smarter than me will have to figure it out.  

Hi again Patrick, Yes, your post helped a lot; in fact, this whole forum has been extremely helpful in my InfoPath/SharePoint education (started at preschool level and now I'm confident to say I've graduated to high school level). Thanks for providing concrete examples of the taxonomy and SLA concepts -- I think I have a better ...

Hi Tom, Thanks for clarifying! Note: this forum is free :)  InfoPath does in fact flatten the child values. Merge is just concatenating them. I think that SharePoint can't auto-filter this because of the logic in the auto-filter. A field with concatenated values and spaces in between should show the same SharePoint ...