InfoPath 2010

Re: Yet Another Print Question

csigler — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 17:30:25 GMT

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Re: Yet Another Print Question

csigler — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 17:25:15 GMT

Ok. Was able to solve part of the problem by customizing the body of one of my email notifications so one of my views is no longer needed. Great.

Now, I have learned how to add rules to Submit button on View One that will make the behavior submit and switch to a View Two when pressed. Perfect

However, I need data from View One to display in View Two. View Two is Read Only. When I drag and drop fields to the form I get these huge Repeating Section fields. When I create new fields thinking I can edit their value to equal it's parent field on View One, I still get a huge repeating Section field. Even thought entered data is displaying the View format is really messed up (See attachment - Field Date Created). My users need to print this view for our customers so it needs to look good.

This is my last hurdle to clear before revealing to my user. This is for data creation in a SharePoint Custom List, not library.

Yet Another Print Question

csigler — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 17:30:51 GMT

Using InfoPath 2010 to make sexy SharePoint List entry forms. My form has 3 views. The plan was to switch the view on submit to one that was to be printed, use IE to print then close the form (since I have looked for any other solution, e.g. print buttons, custom submit button code, etc.) Even though I created a switch view rule on Submit Options, the view is not populated with the new lsit data. If I use IE to print, I can see my list in the background, which I do not want. I am up for anything but need to have a printed form in the end.

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