InfoPath Dev

Patrick,, The main idea of the post was to give an example of how to use Resource files, not Cascading Dropdowns.  Also the post was to help someone out (as stated in the atricle) I will add your links you gave me about Cascading Dropdows to my post about Cascading Dropdowns, I think it will be a better place  

Hi Meng Good news and bad news, the bad news is you can't add controls to the footer, the good news their is way around 1. Create a niew view, call it Settings (View -> Manage Views -> Add New View (Right Pane)) 2. In the new settings view, add the data the user has to fill in like the region .  See thje Settings View as the Print ...

Hi,  The Secondary DataSource does it contain the username and the password?  This is needed from the beginning (Pay attention, doing so has a serious security risk)  I would never use InfoPath ore a simple way to show passwords.  In case both data are available., set as default value of the password the field Password and ...

Sometimes you need cascading dropdown boxes with predefined values, ofcourse it would be great to add this to a database or link it to a webservice, but it is not always possible. A solution to this is to use Resources in InfoPath http://blueinfopath.wordpress.com/2009/11/30/infopath-resources-example-cascading-dropdowns/ Any other solutions to ...

Hi   Date as DataType can't be edited when publishing the form to SharePoint,  therefore your Workflow can not fillin the field. You can change the field to DateTime in the InfoPath DataSource, this way the WF in SharePoint will be able to fill it in. When you need the dateonly in InfoPath, format the field in InfoPath and keep ...

InfoPath isn’t strong with dates, but previous post explained already with InfoPath we can do date manipulations. This blog goes 1 step further, how can we display the name of the day, when selecting a date. Ex. Select with the datepicker 22-11-2009, thefield should show Sunday Excel has such a function, InfoPath not. So this is the ...

It is possible codeless  The previous reply gave a link to an already codeless way of doing it, using e secondary datasource, the next link gives another solution without secondary datasources (1 formula and rules) Have a look at http://blueinfopath.wordpress.com/2009/11/22/weekday-name-function-in-infopath/  

Suppose I have 1 date field and I want to split the day, month and year into 3 numeric textboxes Field 1: MyDate Field 2: MyDay Field 3: MyMonth Field 4: MyYear  Follow the step by step guide on http://ow.ly/DY43  

Suppose I have 3 fields, Field 1: Day Field 2: Month Field 3: Year We want to concatenate this to a Date Field Step by Step Guide on http://ow.ly/DY3C

Hi,  Sorry for the late reply, but no you don't need to publish first.  It can be done on teh first shot