InfoPath Dev

Hi hillro, I don't think you could easily do this without code or a custom XSL stylesheet.  An easier idea would be to shred both of the forms to a database using our Database Accelerator tool, and then creating a SQL report from the relational database.  With your data in the database, you can do all kinds of awesome pivots and ...

Also, here is a great tutorial on formulating XPaths: http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/

Hi garciaj, I would need to see a screenshot of your schema to be 100% sure, but this should be what you are looking for: "/my:Liste[ my:department = '55' ]"

Hi Navid, This is an annoying habit of InfoPath and I'm not sure why it continues to do this.  You could try editing the XSD yourself to add the xsi:nillable='true' attribute.  That's the best I can think of.  Good luck!

Hi Soma, InfoPath 2007 has a checkbox on the properties dialog labeled "Only show entries with unique display values".  Check that and you should be good to go!

Hi topmcsd, To be honest, I had not heard of them, but this is a very interesting link, thanks!

Hi sboyddyn, It is possible to send a form as an attachment, but not as a PDF.  You can install a PDF printer from Adobe and set that as the default printer to generate a document, but attaching it as a file to an e-mail will not be easy.  In fact, I do not know how you would do it. There have been talks of working with PDF files with ...

Hi mohnsu, The best thing I can think of is a problem with the XPath that you put in there.  Make sure to get this XPath by right-clicking the node in Data Source taskpane and selecting "Copy XPath".  This will ensure that you make no typos.  As for documents on writing managed code, I'm sure there are more out ...

Hi gilstmaria, It's awful that you can't see those Calculated fields from InfoPath, isn't it?!  The only thing I can think of doing without using code (which seems a requirement in your scenario to support browser forms) is to use three cascading drop-downs instead of one with everything crammed into it.  This is what was ...

Hi Tarmon and welcome to the forums! Here's how I would do it: 1. Create a repeating structure (probably in a 2DS) with a Base64 node for each image, and a text node for the URL of the location that you want to go to when it is clicked. 2. Create another node called "CurrentContext" in a 2DS. 3. Mentally number all of your ...