Another dropdown list/Web Service question

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duncans - 02 Sep 2004 01:39 GMT

I would like to be able to pre-populate several dropdown lists, using Web
Services, using the alias of the currently logged-on user as a parameter. I
have working SQL stored procedure. I am comfortable using Web Services with
parameters as secondary data sources. What I can't figure out is how to
instantiate a list 'behind the scenes' using the user's alias. I looked at
examples of how to update a dropdown list from a second dropdown
selection--e.g., ala 826994. I experimented with simply using the same
approach in the FormOpen event but the VB example in 826994 doesn't work as
it references 'setProperty' which throws an error. Thanks in advance for
guidance.

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dwheeler@jjg.com - 29 Sep 2004 13:29 GMT

I was just wondering if you had receieved an answer for
this question. I'm actually doing this in js and
received an error when I attempted to Preview the
InfoPath page.

Thanks

Darryl

>-----Original Message-----
>I would like to be able to pre-populate several dropdown lists, using Web
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>it references 'setProperty' which throws an error. Thanks in advance for
>guidance.

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duncans - 29 Sep 2004 18:05 GMT

I did not on this particular question but I was able to figure it out anyway.
What error are you getting?

> I was just wondering if you had receieved an answer for
> this question. I'm actually doing this in js and
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> Thanks in advance for
> >guidance.

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Darryl - 29 Sep 2004 21:33 GMT

I received an error when attempting to preview this
InfoPath page.
'null' is null or not an object.
File:Script.js
Line:57

Here's the line
queryValue.text = fieldValue.text;
fieldValue.text has a value of ''

And this is SP1

>-----Original Message-----
>I did not on this particular question but I was able to figure it out anyway.
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