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The relation occurs in your form... i.e. the user picks a vendor, and then picks a related vendor product. Both those values are stored in the form.
You must have a relationship defined in your data connection or you'd never get this working anyway. I.e. for every vendorproduct returned from your data connection, there needs to be an associated ...
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I will ask the author to step in here... Thanks.
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You will need to use code (or possibly rules) for this. You need to set the query parameters for your data connection with the selected values, and then query.
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What is not working about it? What styles did you set? Are you overriding the existing InfoPath styles which are used for color schemes? Did you remember to include your Sickenberg01.css file in your form template Resources (see Tools menu)?
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When do you open FormB? Is it after the drop-down value in FormA is already selected? Or is it before?
FormB opens AFTER formA drop-down value selected:
Here you can use the OnLoad code like you have. But you need to be selecting the FormA field, which you've stated is ''bezeichnungderveranstaltung''. In your code above, you are trying to select ...
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Okay - it all just became clear to me...
You have your VendorProduct control bound to the Web service. That's not necessarily a problem, but it is in how you are using the Web service, because in the OnAfterChange event handler, you are requerying the Web service every time. This requery causes all the data returned in the dataFields group to be ...
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Great! Good luck. Glad to have helped!
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There is no easy way to do this as Microsoft has not provided a way to create a custom color scheme. However there are alternatives:
1. Have a list somewhere of corporate approved-colors, and just make sure to use those in your design.
2. Add a color scheme, and then manually edit it in the extracted view.xsl file. Then copy the CSS to the other ...
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There are some good articles in the ''How-To'' section of this web site that explain about a ''Cascading Drop-Down'' -- which is what you are trying to do.
The problem you are encountering is that there is nothing by which to actually filter. You need to have ''software'' tied to ''word'' in order to filter. With two hard-coded lists, this is not ...
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This being the case, you will just need to write some code or rule/conditional formatting condition to test each of the 10 check boxes for what you are trying to find out.
i.e. something to the effect of:
if(checkbox1 == false && checkbox2 == false . . . checkbox10 == false) { /* None are checked */ }