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Hello Byron,
In order to create a view with multiple "forms" you would need to design the view with a repeating section, and implement something like a dropdown to select the item when you insert a new form.
With qRules you could do the same thing, only upon selection of an item the logic could automatically ...
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Hello davdav,
Custom properties in the user profile service pay be what you are looking to do. http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/28874/99075.aspx#99075
Other than that your other option is to create a list on SharePoint and store the user names of your approvers and query that list on form load with the user's name to leverage ...
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Hello Matt,
Thanks for the great question! I had encountered duplicate columns in SharePoint (which would occur if you promoted the field in each form). The work around is to create custom SharePoint columns to use in the publishing wizard. I recommend doing this for all fields from InfoPath forms that you want to promote, to prevent ...
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Hello davdav,
The scenario you are describing is a forms based workflow. In order to control the permissions you will probably need a few "FormLogic" fields in your form. I generally create a group in the Main DS so that my helper/logic fields are separate from the information I am capturing. By capturing a status and the ...
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Hello Nicolas.delcampom,
For this I would use a custom submit connection. By disabling the ribbon, you can add a button with custom events to your form. You'll need 2 new data connections:
1. Submit connection to your Library (where the form submits)
2. Receive data connection to the library (note, classroom, date, start time and end ...
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Hello N.Satish,
Submitting updated items to a SharePoint list can be done with 2 different methods. The first method is CAML mapping. This is a much more complicated method if you are new to SharePoint. Here's a link to CAML: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/27905/96881.aspx#96881
The other approach would be to use qRules ...
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Hello Duchess,
You should be able to publish to an existing library in the Publishing Wizard, and select the library you would like to publish over. However, do so with caution. Here are a few things to check before doing so:
1. Is the form template 2007 (IP 2010 form will NOT work on a 2007 site, but you can change the compatibility)
2. Is ...
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Hello hanyan100,
People pickers can be tricky to work with. Try using a rule that sets the Display Name to: concat("-1;#", ManagerNameValue) The first part is a lookup.
Let me know how it works!
Bre
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Hello klik,
As an idea you could use validation rules on the fields the user enters the hours and minutes into. This would then give more information to the user about what information they need to change on their entry. Matching patterns or less than may be what you want in your conditions for the validations.
If you send your for along I may ...
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Hello Carl,
Thank you for your question. What you are asking for is referred to as a cascading filtered dropdown. In the rules on the second dropdown you can add a filter to limit the options. You can also set up the connections as 2 separate data connections to the same list. The action of selecting a value of IT from the first, sets ...