InfoPath Dev

Hi Adam, I don't have my work PC here, but I will try your suggestion for #2 on Monday. Regarding #1, the concatenation is already done on the SharePoint side (via a calculated field that concatentates First Name and Last Name), but the calculated field is not included in the data connection that is used to populate the droplist. It seems ...

No I am using Office 2003...with Infopath 2003 SP2. Thanks! Josh

 Hi Welcome to the forums.  I have got around this problem several times by just hiding the control in your example for all forms where the control is blank and not if the control is entered.  That way you can still view the old forms in completeness but new forms will only have one box, job done. I hope this helps. Cheers  

OK Are you using Office 2007.  If so the current function is applied invisibly and you do not need to specifiy in the operating model. Cheers 

 Hi again To treat things the other way around and answer point 2 first as I think about answering 1. Easiest way is to double click on the control for the drop-down box and go into the "Advanced" tab.  Then add the placeholder Select...  It will not appear in the list but will remain their until something is ...

I have created a DB in MSSQL and a couple of forms in Infopath 2003 The problem form retrieves the info from the MSSQL database and puts it in a repeating table and i can run queries to show only the relevant data but the main purpose of the form is to get who took the longest or shortest time per task or day or ...

 Hi Adam, If I choose Edit XPath under the rule I am able to get the XML referencing you mentioned.  Here is what I get: xdXDocument:GetDOM("ProductList")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:ProductList/@MFG[../@PN = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:myFields/my:Parts/my:PN]  I added the current() function like ...

Hello all, I'm setting up my first InfoPath 2003 form and have come across a lot of limitations where I didn't expect there to be limitations (i.e., the limitations are related to things that I considered very simple in concept). Here are the latest two scenarios: I have a 'Signoff' form field that is connected to a receiving ...

It is brilliant that Infopath automatically upgrades the form for you when you open it. Very often, though, this is not desired to be automatic. In an audited environment you want to keep a historical record of the form that was completed and approved. Using an example that perhaps everyone will understand, say a purchase order request once needed ...

Hi Yes, select form options and go into Digital Signatures, click allow signatures for the whole or part of the form (your preference) and select countersign. You submit button will then post the form off to the next authoriser on the list who signs the form and submits it onto the next who signs the form and so on and so forth. All works ...