InfoPath Dev

SharePoint 2007 has a recycle bin - there are actually 2 of them - user recylce bins (to get your stuff you deleted) and items stay in there by default for 30 days.  After 30 days they end up in the site collection admin recycle bin.  You admin can restore those docs for you and I believe they stay for another 30 days so in theory you ...

Hi Elio, What you need to do is to filter the data basically.  So you need to set the value of the text box based upon the value that the user chose in the combo box. This guide here should help you get started: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/filter-the-data-that-is-displayed-in-a-control-HA010024281.aspx Ted

Hi, due to how InfoPath works when you use the built in InfoPath data connections InfoPath will return the entire query to your form.  If you have a lot of data in the query and have to do filtering within your form this will slow your form down potentially.  If you need to have fine grained control over your queries and also manage ...

Hi Jeroen, I think you posted this before you contacted us directly for support assistance, correct? Ted

Hi Bhavin, I am glad you were able to achieve your requirements, that's great. It does sound like a lot of code though.  That is one reason to use our tools, there is no code to maintain, we have already written all that code into our DBXL Services Software.  If you ever want a demo of our tools please let me know and I would be ...

Hi, We have quite a bit of experience in this area and I would be happy to discuss options and also talk about the tools that we have that will help you out. If you want to send me a private message I would be happy to setup a call. Ted

Hi, You need to get SharePoint Enterprise with InfoPath Form Services in order to use InfoPath forms in the browser. Ted

Hi, You can do this with custom code or you can try out our qRules tool and use the Insert command.  This is a common request with InfoPath and qRules really will help you out with this and other common InfoPath feature requests. You can find out more about qRules here including downloading a trial version: ...

Depending upon what version of SharePoint you are using you might be able to this with user roles in InfoPath (if you are using browser forms you will need SharePoint 2010 as the user roles don't work in 2007 browser forms). However, users would still be able to download the actual XML to their desktop and open in notepad to view so you ...

Hi, If your IT policy allows it you can add NT AUTHORITY\authenticated users as read access to the sub sites one by one or you could add the appropriate domain groups as read access to the sites. Would that solve the problem? Ted