InfoPath Dev

hi, have you tried the same query statement with the sql query analyzer. in my opinion this is not an infopath related problem, the only thing i can imagine is that you have a little bug in your query ? where does the date you are using as the input value from infopath into your query come from ? from a datepicker control ? if yes then you have to ...

Hi I have a very strange date problem which I can't make sense of.  I have an entry in my database for 28/08/2007.  I build an SQL statement based on a date entered by the user in the form which checks whether there is an entry that has a date <= the date specified.  I do this by substituting the Command on the relevant data ...

Hi Kris Welcome to the forums, Here is “my” and 'mstns' are name space prefix of your form. By default InfoPath gives us name space prefix is “my”. If you want to change the prefix of namespace in your form then directly change into script.vbs or script.js file. In this file on top the line you have to ...

Hi there,  I have searched around, but I can't seem to find an answer to this problem.  I've created a SharePoint site to hold information relating to specific contracts we have. It's a simple site with several doc libraries, and one form library.  The form looks at several data connections on the site in ...

Just what I needed - thank you - I must improve my searching techniques - I was searching for Version, solutionVersion, etc.

You can do this with a combination of rules and filters.  Check out this post by InfoPath team, it has pretty straight forward steps: http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/09/10/227972.aspx

Typically you can have a print to fax. If not I would look at a print to email or something of that account might be your best solution.  Otherwise you would need to create a dedicated view specifically for the fax.  In IP 2007 I believe you can specify whether to send as an attachment or just the embedded view.  So you would have a ...

Hi Catharine, You don't need to use code.  You can accomplish this by using the special processing-instruction() function.  Please read the thread posted by Matt "Accessing Processing Instructions via XPath"  http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/327/346.aspx#346. Stephanie

There is no simple way to do this in InfoPath. InfoPath likes lists--not arrays, and can repeat list items vertically or horizontally. You might have luck creating your own ActiveX control to deal with arrays. I don't have any experience with custom controls, though I know they have limitations within InfoPath and that you should be able to ...