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re: Free Training: Design Your InfoPath Form Template (Lab 1)

rlntel — Thu, 03 May 2012 02:41:42 GMT

Jennifer,

You wrote above in Step 2 of the "Publish Your Form To SharePoint" section to "enter the URL to your SharePoint My Site."

I'm hoping this means it's possible to publish form data to a document library created under a SharePoint 'My Site.'

I'll take this to the forums if it gets too long, but basically I have a form which employees complete. The submitted data is private between the employee and a single supervisor. In the past, a new subsite was created for every employee into which the data was submitted. To me, this seemed like a waste, since there was already a private site for each person in SharePoint...the My Site.

I want to give the supervisor permissions to see the data but block everyone else.

Any thoughts?

re: Free Training: Design Your InfoPath Form Template (Lab 1)

dipetersen — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 15:27:58 GMT

I downloaded your form to go through the tutorial. I am using InfoPath2010 and it says your form is a 2007 Infofiller form. Also - the EventPlanning Group doesn't exist in the data connections. All I have is something from catholiccharities and a userlist. Has anyone else had these issues? I can't get past step 5.

Thanks

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