Template Parts

How to Add a Template Part in InfoPath Form

Kervi Alfafara — Fri, 01 Feb 2019 07:43:30 GMT

This document details how you can add a template part (XTP) in your InfoPath form template.

To obtain the document, click DOWNLOAD above.

Qdabra provides many InfoPath Template Parts that you could use for your forms to extend its features. To view all the available Templates and Template Parts Qdabra offers, visit Qdabra website.

Qdabra Form Change History 2007

Patrick Halstead — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 07:41:50 GMT

This XML Template Part can easily be added to your form to give it a "history section" or a log of changes to your form. Works with InfoPath 2007.

Qdabra Form Change History 2010

Patrick Halstead — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 07:40:27 GMT

This XML Template Part can be added to your 2010 InfoPath form to allow you to add submit-level change-tracking to your form.

Header-Footer Template Part

Mel Clemente — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 11:06:52 GMT

When creating InfoPath solutions, one of the most important aspects is the visual design. This includes making sure that the layout, fonts, colors, white spaces, and most especially, the branding, are all uniform. We can always decide how our forms look like, but for a company to have its unique identity in its InfoPath forms, it should maintain proper branding by using its own company logo.

Company logos can either be placed in the InfoPath form’s header or footer, or both. Qdabra created a template part that has header and footer sections built-in. We can just change the logo, form title, company details, etc. and start using them in our forms.

Here’s how the Header-Footer XTP looks:

Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain the template part as well as the User Guide with steps to modify the Header-Footer XTP and begin using it in your InfoPath forms.

Contact Block Template Part

Mel Clemente — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 14:54:34 GMT

The Contact Block template part contains a section for Name, and optional ones for Home and Work information. This is especially useful if you want to keep a record of numerous contacts in one place. Save time designing forms from scratch by simply adding the template part in your solutions that use contact blocks.

Click the DOWNLOAD button above to obtain the link to Qdabra Free Template parts download page. Each comes with a documentation to guide and suit your needs towards building advanced end-to-end InfoPath solutions.

Address Block Template Part

Mel Clemente — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 14:48:32 GMT

The Address Block template part contains the fields: Address, City, State, and Zip Code. Add the template part in your solutions that use address blocks in a few clicks. It saves you time in designing your forms from scratch!

Address Block Basic:

Address Block Extended:

Click the DOWNLOAD button above to see and purchase all of the template parts included in the Qdabra Template Parts package.

Hide-Show Section Template Part

Jo-Anne Alfafara — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 07:29:21 GMT

This template part allows you to show or hide sections in your form. It is often useful in forms that have Help sections or those that have details that make the form look crowded and untidy.

This is what the template part looks like when the section is hidden.

If you wish to expand the section and see the contents, just click on the Show Details link or the down arrow key.

Click on DOWNLOAD above to obtain the link to Qdabra Free Template parts download page. Each comes with a documentation to guide and suit your needs towards building advanced end-to-end InfoPath solutions.

Advanced Contact Template Part

Jo-Anne Alfafara — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 07:25:08 GMT

The Advanced Contact Template Part contains a section for Company information, and a repeating section for Contacts information. This is especially useful if you want to keep a record of contact persons / employees for every company, all in one place.

This template part is designed to speed up customer lookup using Smart Links.

Maps – the Address 1 field contains links to lookup the location on Map Quest, Google Maps, and Live Search Maps
Visit Website – points to the URL entered in the Website link
Send Mail – launches the default Mail application to send email when the Email field is filled out
Skype Call – opens Skype to call up the numbers entered in the Phone and the CellPhone fields.