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I have to create an Infopath 2007 template with multiple views with complex structure. for e.g. there are so many built-in templates available with InfoPath 2007 so i copy all the templates and design new template with all feature enabled with five different Views and i have to switch views programmatically.When i coded that I experience ...
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Hi and welcome to the forum.
What exactly do you need? You can click on my name (on the left) and send me an email if you wish.
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This can be done two ways without any code.
As a database type form
Design a Form, Select Database as the type, go through the wizard to connect to your SQL table
However if you are very advanced, multiple databases, multiple unrelated tables, write to multiple tables then you will run into the limitations of ...
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With a database type form, you can add fields to the main schema, just not to the query and data nodes.
Right click on the Main in Main Data Source and add either another group or fields.
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You just would need to be able to identify the user or worst case use a flag on send, but with ratings you typically want some confidentiality. Our DBXL includes an AD web service that could accomplish this.
Then you just hide a section except for the manager or have an Employee view and then a cooresponding manager view to get the ...
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You should be able to use conditional formating to limit the display to a series of 100 or what ever records at a time. You would just need a field for begining record number and ending record number and then format your repeating table or section to display numbers between the fields. Can set defaults to start with and then even make buttons ...
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Hi Kodec and welcome to the forum.
So you are trying to modify information in a spreadsheet? Pull data and save it back?
Or are you trying to export from a view to Excel via the toolbars?
You can import from Excel in a couple different ways but it is typically one directional. I do not think there is any way to submit back to a ...
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Hey, cool, good luck with your DB stuff, most of the issues I had with the Forms Server were related to permissions, I hope you get your stuff to work.
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Yes, there is... which InfoPath are you using, 2003 or 2007? You go Tools | Data Connections | Add, and then add a query connection. Then add a button to your form, add a Rule to the button to Query this connection.
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Can any one help in establish this
thanks in advance