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Hi pushpendra,
Why do you need to use code to do this? If you automatically pull the data down from Access, you can use rules or condtional formatting to determine whether the username/password is correct.
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Please don't double-post. http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/thread/20551.aspx
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Hi Jack,
Here's some tips:Make sure the data connection is being queried automatically when the form loadsTry dumping the dataFields straight onto the view to see if SharePoint returns anything back at allTry querying from another client, like SoapUI, to see if you're sending the query correctly.
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Hi gillrajb,
Instead of uploading to a doc library in SharePoint, have you tried storing on a shared network folder? I think this might be a little easier for InfoPath to understand.
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Hi mozhdeh and welcome to the forums!
So it works after they input 6 times? I've never seen this before, usually it works the first time or it doesn't work at all. The first thing you should try is having the users at the domain to their Trusted Intranet Sites security level in Internet Explorer. After this, you should ...
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Hi Joe,
I'm not sure that this is possibly, but what you could do is use the AD Web Service that we built. We do this all the time where the user types in the alias and then all of the other information (such as DisplayName and e-mail address) is pulled down from AD.
This doesn't quite give you a drop-down, and the users must ...
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Hello Brian
Open the Rich Text box properties and select the Display Tab
You can uncheck the check boxes (Paragraph breaks, Character formatting, and full rich text images9images, tables etc.))under Available Formatting.
Hope this helps you
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Hi Jack,
I don't think I fully understand your question. You can submit to a SharePoint list from InfoPath, and we have several very long threads as well as a blog post on how to do this. It's a little complicated, but it can be done.
The only data type issue I've heard about submitting to SharePoint is with RichText ...
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Hi Leo and welcome to the forums!
I don't think you will need code in this situation - InfoPath comes with data connections that will allow you to both send an e-mail and submit a form to a SharePoint library. You should be able to find this pretty easily from the Data Connection Wizard. Go to Tools -> Data Connections, and ...
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Hi blackhawk and welcome to the forums!
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but wouldn't this just be "Undo"? If Undo doesn't work I think the only option you'll have left is to recreate the style manually. If you're looking for the default style from InfoPath, you could delete the control and add it back to the form.