InfoPath Dev

You will want to first find out whether clearing the cache will even resolve the issue. It may not. Even if you can add cache clearing code to the OnLoad event--this is discouraged. It will slow down users when they load other forms (because they are not cached), and could potentially cause severe errors in the form just being opened (because it ...

Yes, InfoPath ships with a set of "Out of Box Solutions" that you can pick apart or custimize to your heart's content. They are meant to give a feel for what InfoPath can do and let you dig into them to see how its done. They are learning tools--and potentially tools for actual use.

Hey there. Welcome to the forum. You are trying to create a dynamic query, which I have seen done with a hack but I am not sure it could work in a browser based form. I have a better solution for you...Web Services. Check out the Database Accelerator Package of Web Services.Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.1 - Developer With it, you ...

Hi all, I'm hoping someone can help with this. I was tasked with creating a way to automatically generate InfoPath documents on the fly, to be stored on a Sharepoint website. I found some code on the web and managed to get it to work correctly as a VB app, but I get the following error message when I run the script (output by the code in a ...

I went through this in another thread recently. First you need some data in Access before running the data connection wizard.  It also should be formatted in Access so it is not rounding but displaying the decimal places.  Then it should be a float field in InfoPath and you can set control format to the correct number of decimal places.

When a new record is added on the main table, InfoPath will default a new record for each child.  The user can complete these, ignore these, or add more than one.  That is why the records need an ID as well as a pointer to the parent, to enable multiple children. A new record would need the pointer set to submit properly but it would be ...

I have a another quick question...I am summing a field set as Decimal with 4 places such a 0.0000.  Some records have 0.0000 and others have numbers such as 812.1677.  I get 1#QNAN sometimes even though there are no blanks in the field.  Do you know why?

Firstly I apologize if this has already been brought up - and if it has I would appreciate a link to said topic :) My scenario: I have a SQL database, containing 1 sizable table (550+ rows)  with 5 columns. I have no problem adding this to a form and so on - and can implement what I want to achieve using multiple data connections (and ...