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I'm having the same issue. I want it to default to the first entry in my list. I can type in "Green" in the default value box, no problem. But, what if I do not know what my options will be, they are selected based on other form field entries. I just want it to default to the first item in my list, can I ...
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I am looking for a way to run a windows app. through JScript code in InfoPath. I know this can be done through using a fully trusted form, but the way I have my form set up will mess up things if I change it to a fully trusted form. My form is a domain level secure form, and so the code will need to work for that. If anyone knows ...
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Bonsoir,
Cela ne fait que 2-3 jours que je découvre InfoPath. Je viens d'acquérir le livre Solutions Infopath pour l'entreprise mais avant de me lancer dans la lecture, j'ai quelques questions à vous soumettre :
1 - Lorsque je définie une connexion de donnée sur une liste sharepoint ou sur ...
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Thanks for the info. However, I will be publishing the form for use by over 4,000 employees - do you know whether they have to have the SP2 as well for the form to work or will it be sufficient to just have it on my machine for designing purposes?
Jo
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I want to switch the current user role based on the user entered by the user.
So if I have a field named USER and I put in domain\bobsmith and I am Bob Smith then the User Role should switch to the new user role. Do you have an example of User Role switching in JScript?
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Greg,
Thanks for the quick reply, you wouldn't happen to have an example of the code, or can you point me in the direction of someplace I can look at an example?
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I finally got DBXL running but I can't seem to find the MyFormsWebPart outlined in the Getting Started steps.
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I assume you setup the original form as a database form when you created it. You should be able to go into Data Connections and modify the main data connection and point it at the sql server tables instead of the mdb file.
Highlight the data connection, select modify. Select Change Database and if this is the first time using ...
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InfoPath 2007 does allow some date math... However, the easiest way is to use managed code to read the two dates and use the wonderful date functions available in C# and VB.NET to do what you want.
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InfoPath 2003 does not directly support open parameters. However InfoPath 2007 does. I don't have details, but you should be able to find them.