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Que extraño... yo selecciono Biblioteca de cocumentos en la pantalla esa y todo funciona. Por que a ti te aparece deshabilitado? Has cambiado las normas de seguridad y confianza?
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If you open up the data connections.
Select the Main data connection for your form.
In the lower window it will show the details and it will say recieve only or submit and recieve.
If it says submit then you are all set and you just need to add a submit button or trigger it somehow and the data will get saved back to your table.
One thing to ...
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esta es la alerta que me sale.
estoy usando web service
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I already have the form connected to an Access database to receive information(i didn't see an option for submit). I created it from an extisting Access database so it would setup the query options for me. I connect to quieries I wrote in Access for dropdown boxes and to fill in most areas of the form. ...
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I have a form with two sections of option buttons, one for Group products and one for Supplemental products. Each section has 6 buttons and multiple selections can be made under each section. I'm wondering how to combine all selections made into a concatenated entry submission to a single field in an access database.
Thanks.
Heath
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Hello again,
I was asked to check on possibilities to automate this process:
1. print out the form as pdf
2. set up a new email with that pdf attached
hmwell... and i'm already stuck at point 1... all i have found so far is the XDocument.PrintOut() command, which prints the form on the standard printer without any prompts and ...
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This looks like a timeout issue, so either the machine is slow or the network today or maybe an issue witht he database.
If you have a lot of data it may be time to look at SQL Express.
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So you already have your form connected to an Access database, is this to submit or just to recieve information?
Is this a different table you wish to update? If so then yes you would need to use Web Services, SQL Express and DBXL are great options.
The limitations in the standard form is that it has to be built from scratch with just one ...
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That is true by default but InfoPath 2007 now gives you a choice of either method.
In 2003, If you go to file and send to
while completing an InfoPath form and email this way you will get the current view in the body of the form.
if you use code, to submit the email it is possible as well.
Those are kind of the options.
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I have been running 4 queries(from an Access database) on an InfoPath 2003 form for the last month. I started getting the following error this morning. Does anyone know why?
The following DataObject either cannot be created or cannot be initialized: Cam Query
The query cannot be run for the following ...