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If you open the Properties dialog for your optional section, click Customize Commands on the Data tab. Here you can do what you are asking.
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You will need to write code to do what you are talking about. Well, you might be able to use Rules too--depending on the number of fields, though, Rules could become unwieldy. Code is probably better. Then you just do the mapping in your code (or rules).
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You should be able to do this through Add/Remove programs for InfoPath.
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I guess that is one advantage of having an installed form... It is URN based instead of URL based--meaning, if the name stays the same, the forms will still open.
I believe there are tools that can be run on the local forms that will allow them to be updated to the new URL.
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how much data is being pulled into the form and drop-down lists? Please do a search in these forums on performance. There have been a number of good discussions on this subject already.
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Great! Glad you got it working!
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I responded to your other identical posting with this:
If you want, you can use code to solve the problem. That's the safest way. Otherwise, you can create a rule (the kind that updates all rows), and then manually edit the manifest.xsf file to update the xpath for that rule action to include the filter.
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OnSaveRequest is not the right thing here.
If you want, you can use code to solve the problem. That's the safest way. Otherwise, you can create a rule (the kind that updates all rows), and then manually edit the manifest.xsf file to update the xpath for that rule action to include the filter.
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Any luck solving your issue?
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I am using Infopath to bring together several xml documents. Some of these documents are made from InfoPath and others are auto-generated xml documents from a reporting system. All of these subdocuments are not complete (that is not all of the element are filled in) and I am using InfoPath to insert them into the master xml document and fill in ...