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There are a number of interesting InfoPath to WSS List scenarios in this thread. Right now we are working on a tool to one-way "migrate" or "import" data in InfoPath XML files to a SharePoint list. The scenario is that you have two independent processes: one is an IP form and another is a WSS List. The tool would allow you ...
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Hello
Read this Link
http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com/asp/automatically-convert-urls/
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Also, be sure that you are not URL encoding in your concat()... Let InfoPath do that itself.
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It's a coincidence but we are working on a project right now that writes SharePoint list items based on fields in an InfoPath form. I'll ask Shiraz to chime in.
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Hi Konquistador1 and welcome to our forum!
You can definitely use InfoPath's out of the box functionality to get data from SQL but there are some limitations and complexities. The EnumDB Web Service that Clay mentions has the following benefits:
- Speed up data downloads (and reduce ...
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Hi Zekebark and welcome to our forum!
Here's an excerpt from Chapter 2 of my book. Note: this does not use the InfoPath 2007 object model.
Imports System
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.SemiTrust
Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic
' Office integration attribute. Identifies the startup class for the form. Do not
' ...
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In one that I have working, I have to concat the single quotes seperately. Not sure if this helps or not but thought that I would add this.
so concat(....<eq><column name=", "'", "Name", "'", "/><value...)
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This is using Infopath 2007 btw
(also, probably should have posted this in the code forum...oops!)
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Hi, first time poster, new to Infopath.
I'm not really a programmer but I understand that it will take managed code (C# or VB) if I'd like to create a print button on a fully trusted browser based form. I decided to take a crack at this with VB (since I was able to achieve this with VBScript) using the code below:
Public Sub ...
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Hi Patrick, single quotes return the same error.