InfoPath Dev

Thanks! I had not been able to find it in search - big help :) Regards, James

Hi, is it possible to select multiple items in a dropdown list? i.e. how one can use CTRL + click to select multiple items in Windows Explorer. Example: List ->Blue ->Yellow ->Red ->Green ->Black I would like to select both blue and red at the same time and submit them to the same column in a database, ...

Thanks for the help, guys. I've tried installing the entire Studio again since both suggestions give errors, but that overwrites the newer .Net Framework with the older version (2.0.5* with 2.0.4*) which causes problems. I'm waiting to hear back from Microsoft on this problem.

Hi, I am trying to install the InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for Visual Studio .NET, but am getting errors. When I try to install, it says please install InfoPath 2003 SP1 with .Net Programmability. I have installed that via the Office SP1 update, and can confirm by checking out the version in InfoPath. I also have .Net Framework 1.1 SP1. Any ideas on ...

Thank you, Scott! Works great, you've helped me a lot - James

Hey all, I'm trying to check a SQL database for an existing value (the primary key) and return whether it is there or not. The query I am using is listed below: function CTRL415_7::OnClick(eventObj) { /* //WORKS BUT CANNOT RETURN VALUE oConn = new ActiveXObject(''ADODB.Connection''); oConn.ConnectionString = ...

Hey all, I'm trying to check a SQL database for an existing value (the primary key) and return whether it is there or not. The query I am using is listed below: function CTRL415_7::OnClick(eventObj) { /* //WORKS BUT CANNOT RETURN VALUE oConn = new ActiveXObject(''ADODB.Connection''); oConn.ConnectionString = ...

Hi, the code I'm testing the query with to see if the name exists is as follows: // Get the default SQL command for the form. var strOrigSQLCommand = XDocument.QueryAdapter.Command; // Get the query node that you want to check. //var queryName = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/@name''); //Set the value of ...

Hi, I'm using rules for the submit to both drop the information to the database and publish to the SharePoint portal. I'm using a function to make the name of the file a concatanation of a static word and the primary key variable. My question is: if I am trying to submit the same value as one that already exists in the database as a primary key, I ...

Hi, the code I'm testing the query with to see if the name exists (so that I can append a number to it) is as follows: // Get the default SQL command for the form. var strOrigSQLCommand = XDocument.QueryAdapter.Command; // Get the query node that you want to check. //var queryName = ...