InfoPath Dev

Hi Rachel, It sounds to me like something wrong with the rules you are using.  In the attached sample form I just created it works (I think this is what you are looking for, right?) I would take a look at each dropdown, perhaps there is something conflicting with the rules you have? Ted

I don't even think with code you have access to the InfoPath object model to do that.

The error message indicates that local data sources are only allowed in full trust forms, have you tried publishing the template as full trust to see if that fixes the issue in InfoPath 2010?  Perhaps some security changes in InfoPath 2010 is why this is happening and InfoPath 2007 didn't have those issues?

Hi, Is this a web form or a client form? Also you mentioned that the user as InfoPath 2007 installed - does the user also have either InfoPaty 2003 or InfoPath 2010 installed?  There are some known issues out there with multiple versions of InfoPath installed and this sort of message makes me think it could be because of multiple instances ...

I have been able to test some browser forms from SharePoint on the iPad 2.  In fact I just tested the InfoPath 2007 expense form (sample form that comes with InfoPath 2007) that I have setup on my 2010 site submitting to our DBXL web service and it seems to work just fine.  There is some UI oddities and it's not super fast but it ...

Hi, You can certainly write your own code (web services to do this).  However it may you some time. There is another alternative which is to use our DBXL Services: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/DBXL.aspx For a very small fee you can purchase the Beginner license and have both our AD Web Services (ADWS) and our SQL Query (DBXL Data ...

Hi, I think you will run into performance problems with a huge record set like that if you use the InfoPath data connections to connect to a SharePoint list.  InfoPath will bring back the entire list and any filtering you do will happen in the form.  The larger the list the more time it will take.  The best way to do this is to ...

Hi Derek, It's a client issue really - if you don't have IPFS and the user doesn't have Filler installed on their machine IE is often the default HTML editor so it just opens in IE.  You might be able to change preferences in windows to do something else. Ted

I am pretty sure the Person/Group picker works with SharePoint which would explain why you can't get it to work. You can write your own web service to do this that is probably your best option but I don't think you will ever get that done in less time/cost than the amount you would pay for our tool to do this! Ted

Hi, it appears that this form schema is based upon an external schema like a database? If that is the case you will need to add the fields in that location first and then update the form. Ted