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Hello,
Since you experts solved my first question (thanks nukkumatti), I go for another one.
I have a secondary source (SQL table) containing EmployeeID, EmployeeInfo and Department.
I'd like to populate 1 dropdownbox with the departments en than drill down to the employees in that department.
1) How do I populate the second dropdown with all ...
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Thanks you,
I try
Sebastien.
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That's an interesting solution but one that might work. I'll give it a try :-)
In the meantime, thank you very much for your time and effort!
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Hi Lou
You might want to look at that chart with 288 text fields and the conditional formatting, I am guessing that is where a lot of your load time probably is.
Your post reminded me of a thread I read a while back where performance was discussed in detail and the forms they were talking about seem to be a lot bigger than ...
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Hi Rahman,
InfoPath cannot do the encyption of data to submit to the sql db
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Hi Michael,
You need to download the Office Pro trial version, that has infoPath in it:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites/FX101674101033.aspx
Ted
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Hi Cam,
You may not need InfoPath 2007 to do the Excel dump. If the infoPath forms are being submitted to a SharePoint library and you are promoting all the fields form the form to SharePoint, SharePoint supports a direct export to Excel.
Also for the Word docs you already have InfoPath 2007 does support a direct WORD - InfoPath form import. ...
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Hi,
I've two forms, one submit data to SQL and the other to SPS Library.
Regards,
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Hi Bram,
The InfoPath blog put up a new post about calculating elapsed time a couple of weeks ago. I don't know if this is going to work in your browser based form but this might work or at least you give you a good starting point!
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2007/02/21/calculating-elapsed-time-without-code.aspx
Hope that helps
Ted
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Here is updated "getting started" for DBXL Version 2: http://www.qdabra.com/Content/ProdInfo/DBXLv2/GettingStarted.htm thank you!