InfoPath Dev

Not with these methods. You would need a web service. Qdabra.com produces one you can try out before purchase. However, typically in most companies, the network username IS the email. So for company XYZ, the email would be username@xyz.com

Multiple row repeating tables are not directly supported in InfoPath. However, there are some alternatives: 1. Create a single column repeating table, and then inside that column, add a layout table with the construction you desire. 2. Use a repeating section instead of table, and then again, use a layout table inside with the design you like.

1. You can create a form which has its main data source bound to the database tables. Then submit is straight forward. 2. You can write a Web service which submits the data to the database... will likely require some form code as well.

It sounds like you don't even need cascading lists. If what I understand so far is correct, the user selects the person from the list, and then all you want to do is populate a few fields with values associated with that person--that there will never be more than one value per field associated with that person. If this is the case then ...

You have two options: 1. Move all the code to rules. This might be possible if you are not doing anything fancy and just filling in the query fields. 2. Move all the rules to code. This is probably easier and safer for a couple of reasons:     a) Sounds like all you have is the query. This can be done in code by calling the Query() ...

Yes, you can do just that with what I described previously. The requirement is that each text box (doesn't matter where in the view) be inside a/the repeating table/section. The filter or conditional formatting, used to ensure that only the specified text box shows, is placed on the repeating control.

Hi, I am looking into web enabled InfoPath Forms to replace our paper forms. After reading http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HA102105871033.aspx, there seems to be too many limitations that comes with it.  Forms we want to automate are Expense forms, New Hire forms, etc. Would it be more efficient for me to build ASP.Net ...

Hi All,  My fist post on this forum. Will appreciate your response.  I have created a Login Form with two text boxes - LoginID, Password. I have a button called Login. I have a Table in access called tbl_userlogin. All I want to do is to validate the LoginID, Password entered on the form with the data for fields in the access ...

Hi All, I want to build a web enabled form that inserts data to a sql db. I understand that I need to build a web service to perform the data insertion. I can't find a site that has a decent tutorial on how to build one or start with one. Please let me know if you know of a site that contains some basics & tutorials. Thanks in ...