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The previous discussion was about setting an XHTML value. Are you asking about how to get just the text of an XHTML node? If you want just the text, and not all the nodes, just access the .text property.
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The rules work fine on one view that I've created. I'm having trouble with the same task on another view though.
I believe I've completed the same tasks, but I'm not able to auto-populate on a different view that is not associated with the first view that worked correctly???
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I'm running WSSv3 and see the same behaviour. Are you saying this is resolved in MOSS2007 but not in WSSv3?
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[Reposting this outside of the Infopath 2007 Beta 2 forum since it is locked and I replied to an old post there.]
I'm prototyping an "electronic traveler" system for our
manufacturing department. We want to track a complex, multi-step
manufacturing process for various products, which have similar but not
identical ...
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Hello,
Modifying schema created when starting from a database or other data connection: You can do this. Just right-click on the very top node in the Data Source tree and click Add. I always suggest adding a group node that is something like "ViewLogic" or "FormData" and then put all your custom nodes in there. In that way you ...
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I have a very similar question, but I'm not using FormServer.
I'm prototyping an "electronic traveler" system for our manufacturing department. We want to track a complex, multi-step manufacturing process for various products, which have similar but not identical processes. If I can develop a "universal" ...
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Good I am glad you are getting the hang of it.
You can submit your data back to the DB, with the stock InfoPath form. If you take your data fields and put them in a repeating table you will have the ability to insery new rows.
You may want to check out the Database Accelerator. Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.1.2808 - ...
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Thanks for the response!
This is very new to me and there does not seem to be many InfoPath resources yet.
Matt's article ( http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=9111ef580f95479890fc18fb2c5bac85 ) finally made sense after I posted this thread. It seems InfoPath can accomplish many things through the ...
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In the form you can use rules to set your query fields with the dropdown selection. In code you would probably use the OnChange. You need the trigger to occur and then the action is moving the current value from the Drop Down to the Query field and then also probably run your query so that the data updates all in one.
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The only way I know is to turn off the ability to insert in the control properties, But then I do not think your add button would work.
I have seen where you display a table of data and have a row button which pulls the info from the row into another section(an Edit Area). The user modifies it and then hits another button to write it back. ...