InfoPath Dev

Thanks for the additional information. I see that this is indeed a limitation for InfoPath 2007 and will only be possible if you use an owssvr data connection along with some coding. Unfortunately, I haven't tried this method yet but there should be guides out there that shows how this is done via code.

Hi Trush, Thank you for noticing that. I have updated the link for the webinar. As for browser enabling, can you elaborate further on the issue? Also, may I know what kind of receive data connection are you using to populate the drop down controls? Thanks,

Hi Davydcondy, I have attached a form which fixes the date format for the text box. It looks like there will be two scenarios if the date entered will have different string lengths (041315 or 41315). If you check the rules on field1, you will notice two rules that will run depending on the scenario stated. Please check if this approach would ...

Hi Davydcondy, I saw some inconsistencies with the approach I provided you with and didn't notice that the textbox was using a different format. If the text box's data type is set to Date, then it will look for the format yyyy-mm-dd. I'll update the previous approach with a different formula.

Hi Trush, To my understanding, you would like to build a form with a cascading dropdown logic based on the initial dropdown category selection. We have a webinar here that demonstrates how to create that logic: Cascading Dropdowns in InfoPath. However I am assuming that you are only using one SharePoint list, is that correct? The ...

Hello Kromeda, We have encountered this problem and one quick solution is to add paging logic to your form. Here's a guide/reference you can use for paging: Add Paging to Large Tables for Faster Performance. Also when dealing with 500+ rows, I would recommend transferring the query logic onto the paging buttons - this might be ...

Hi MACWAYNE, To my understanding, you would like to update data from a SharePoint list using a different form aside from the one that is published to the SharePoint site. If so, then you may use code for this approach, or you may want to try qRules's SubmitToSharePointList which will make it a lot easier for you - assuming that you are not ...

Hello Davydcondy, This is possible using a rule and some conditions. Please follow these steps: 1. Add a rule to your textbox control with the following conditions (make sure to select "and" operator):     a. field "does not match pattern" Custom pattern, and enter the pattern: ...

Hi Matthias, Are you attempting to convert XLS to XML? I am assuming you are and would like to receommend Qdabra's Excel to InfoPath Migration Tool. We have guides here: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/excel_to_xml/default.aspx And a video tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JFxjC904Sc Hope this helps.