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Hi edove,
You can view the Rules code by opening the manifest.xsf file of the solution. But to open the manifest you have to ''File->Extract Form Files''.
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First thing
What do you mean by six views? Do you have six different pages for each view or do you have six different sections in the same Page.
To print only those sections that are filled out, create an entirely new view which will show only those sections that are filled out. Basically add conditional visibility to those sections.
Now set this ...
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Hi Soham,
Instead of maintaining three fields for each state, you should have one field which contains the state of the form and you can switch the view based on the this variable. This will reduce the size of the XML(even though very small but good practice) and no confusion when using the field.
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Hi Thierry,
Frank Dauche, who used to actively post in this forum, found a way to do this using the technique you describe. It was a little tricky to get the correct window handle, but so long as you have some managed code, you can access the properties for your window. I asked him to post his solution, but he got hired at Microsoft and has been ...
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Hi,
XDocument.DOM in var dest=findPropertyByValue(''something'', XDocument.DOM); is just one node, its not an enumerator to loop through it.
Probably you want to loop through the children of ''XDocument.DOM''.
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Hi Alien Welcome to the Forums,
Can you check in your list (myList) once how many nodes it returns and that is you expected answer or not. Some times it will return “/n/t” also consider as nodes.
If ‘myList#%92 is repeated nodes it returns some length. In debug mode you can get the length of the myList using ‘myList.length#%92 and it will return ...
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As per our knowledges it is not possible, please let us know if you find any solution. Thanks!
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Hi Praveen,
Can you check the based on logged in user name is equal to specified in role in the site. Have you looked into doing this with the use of ''user roles'' in the InfoPath forms? I believe that you can specify read only with user roles pretty easily. The way to do this is using ''conditional formatting''. For each field you can set ...
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Hi Ali,
There is Checkout funtionality available in sharepoint you can checkout the form once it is submitted to sharepoint. This will make the form readonly for other users.
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Hi Kssaw,
The reason it failed is, other user who is trying to access the webservice dint have permissions on that site. So the error message returned will be in some other form(most probably html) which is not a valid XML.
Once you have administrator privileges you are able to access the data and you dint get the error message