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quote:Originally posted by Greg Collins
Great! Glad you got it working!
Greg,
I have to partially retract my xhtml boxes are working. I am using the copy-of statement in my xsl and it works on the text within the xhtml tag.
However. . .
I just applied my xsl to the xml out of the InfoPath form in Word. I noticed that all of the text from ...
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Welcome to our forum DeBodd! Thanks Philip for the response. IT is correct. The easiest way to think about it is that IP forms are like documents (Word or Excel) with the same file saving/handling characteristics.
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If you plan to also migrate your templates into SharePoint as well then you'll need to publish them there. And, after you upload the form data files to a library, then go to the ''Relink'' view and relink all the files so they point to the template in that sharepoint library.
If you're not moving the template and just using sharepoint to store ...
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Hi Shiraz,
I am using Infopath 2003 SP2 and today I also tried with infopath 2007 (as you did, I was also thinking hat it was related to the version I was using), but the result is the same :(
Thx for your help!
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Hello and welcome to our forum. The reason why this is not possible is that it is to indicate to the user the chunk that repeats. From a usability perspective it was decided that less flexibility here is better so that different IP forms have generally consistent and predictable UI.
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I have since realized that I can import multiple tables and make and perform a sql query on these before creating the connection. However, this also results in the same errors. How am I to ensure that only ''selected'' entries are available for entry?
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You're welcome. In the standard secondary submit method you should be able to specify the starting node for the data you want to submit. This is in the middle of the data connection wizard.
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Hello and welcome to our forum!
I am wondering if you're using InfoPath 2003 original version (non SP1/2). InfoPath 2003 did this thinking that the query parameters would be on the first view and then after the query is executed it switches to the second view. This is obviously very confusing and they changed it later.
First, can you confirm ...
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Hi everyone,
I have a problem that is really bugging me:
I created a form connected to an Access db, which has multiple views (A and B, to make it simple).
in view B i inserted a Query button and the problem is that when it is pressed the form switches to view A. This is driving me crazy!!!
Any suggestions?
Thx
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Exactly Matt... the impassse I came up against was that SQL 2005 doesn't support the full XSD specification... while Infopath does. Therefore, you can't just take a schema directly from IP and load it into a schema collection, you have to ''translate'' it to be SQL 2005 friendly. While not impossible to do (or automate) it added a layer of ...