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Yes, you should be able to do this in the Data Connections wizard. So, go to Tools -> Data Connections -> Add. Select receive data connection, then SharePoint, and then choose your form library.
After this you will see a dialog box with the available columns and viola!
I hope this helps!strSQLQuery
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This is interesting code, Hilary. I've never seen the BuildSQLFromXMLNodes() function used. Instead of setting this one node to a blank, you could try removing the entire tree, maybe something like this:
var queryFields = XDocument.DOM.selectNodes(''/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields//*'');
queryFields.removeAll();
I haven't tried this, but I think ...
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Do you also have multiple billing address fields? If so you should be able to change your XPath to copy over to the corresponding billing address section.
If you only have one billing address section, how do you know which shipping address you want to copy?
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Hi Mike,
I don't understand what you're wanting to do here. You have a rule that fires when a field is blank, but you don't want it to fire when it's blank?
Please explain.
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You will definitely want to take the ::OnClick() off of the function name. I suggest following the tutorial exactly as it is stated and then once you get it working you can build the function out in the code to do all that you want it to do.
I hope this helps, if you have any more trouble feel free to paste the code that you are trying to use so ...
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Hi Hilary,
Well I'm glad to hear that the forum has been a good resource for you!
It sounds like you are trying to execute different actions upon the selection of an item in a DDL, kind of turning the DDL into a list of 'buttons' per se. To do this, I think you will want to use the xdExtension, like you mentioned with a little extra ...
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Hi Bret and welcome to the forum!
What you're looking for is a cascading drop-down list. Check out these tutorials for what you're looking for:http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?s=Lists
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What do you mean a 'personnal office panel'? If you're talking about a Windows Form application, then I don't think there is a way to interoperate except through the filesystem. The Windows Form could save a file and then the InfoPath form could read that file. Or you could setup a TCP/IP connection between the two and exchange data that way. ...
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Hm, is this for performance reasons? I don't see how it being in a repeating table makes a difference.
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Hello Sash,
I think an easier way to do this is to use two expression boxes with conditional formatting. In the first put the 'ValTrue' with conditional formatting to ''Hide when 'bool' is false'' and the second put 'ValFalse' with conditional formatting to ''Hide when 'bool' is true''
I hope this helps!