InfoPath Dev

Hi all,  I have a drop-down list box connected to a SharePoint list with the following columns and items: Progress_Name Progress_Value not started 0 in progress 50 completed 100Progress_Name is of type Text and Progress_Value is of type Number. I configured my drop-down with Progress_Name as the Display ...

Hi all, Just a quick "newbie" question. Can a user without infopath installed on her machine, open and fill out web-enabled forms from SharePoint? Thanks.  

Never mind apparently it has something to do with my user permission on the machine.

Hi All, I wanted to try out publishing forms in InfoPath. So on my laptop, I created a very simple sample form from blank and tried publishing it as an installable form template. The creation of the installer (msi file) went fine. Now when I tried installing it on our desktop machine in the office I get this "Unspecified error. Error ...

 In my opinion your attempt 1 is the best way to accomplish what your're trying to do. Design a new form template based on your Access database. Then on the task pane it should display your datasource. From the datasource, drag dataFields onto the form section where it says "Drag data fields here" select Section with Controls. ...

Sorry, I got confused and didn't quite get your concern correctly the first time around. Your problem can be solved by replacing absolute XPath with relative XPath. instead of this: MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:field1",NamespaceManager); use ...

@mganci350, the link you're referring to uses jscript. I use C# code following instructions discussed from other posts in this forum as well.

In the Design mode you can delete the control without deleting the corresponding field in the datasource. This will hide the field as a result.

Hi Nadine, You might find the answer to your problem in this thread. Jett

Hi Spegg, I'm not so familiar VB and scripts so I recreated your scenario using InfoPath 2007 & C#. I did a quick sample form with the following code and it does work. Your formula looks good... I'm just not completely sure if the result I'm getting is correct since I have no sample calculations to compare ...