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Now I get OPNaN.xml
The problem is (or at least this is the problem in other programming) that OP01 is being treated like a string.
Somehow I need to say, extract the number portion from the string, add 1 to this number and then put the OP back on and use this as the form name.
Simple with a full range of string functions to work with but I ...
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ok plan B
I have created a data connection that gets the max ID from the list on submit and adds 1 to it and names the doc with this.
This is good as it should reduce the chance of 2 people saving at the same time and having the same max()
Problem is that the naming convention is OPxx.xml where xx is the sequential number.
So "OP" + ...
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The library also has columns so that people can view/edit properties on any given row so it appears to be a list in every way except that the main content is a form.
Would there be a list ID associated with this library that I could use?
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If such a thing exist and can be accessed by infopath?
With a Sp list I can use the item ID for certain things.
In my forms library I would like to get the document (?) ID and use this to name the xml file so I get a sequential numbering system in my library.
Do document libraries have IDs like lists do and how can I grab this value on submit of ...
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thanks, what I have now is a button to send an email.... I've confirmed it works by setting the receipient to be myself but it would be nice to have some sort of confirmation.
At the moment you click the button and assume that it worked because there is no visual clue, not even an hourglass.
Is there a way to specify the from address? At the ...
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Any idea how to achieve the following?
Submit form:
- Save form to library (simple)
- Email "supplier" view to supplier (email address is in a control on the form) embedded in the email - not an attachment
- Print "customer" view
Infopath/Sharepoint 2010
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Coo thanks, that's what I thought
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ok thanks. I'm from a SQL Server (and more recently Sharepoint) background.
Can you explain what you mean by schema within the context of Infopath please?
Are we talking about the resulting XML schema of the template?
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Its a form to capture exceptions to a salaried employees timesheet.
e.g. fortnightly period, employee works X hours and gets Y salary.
If this employee ever does hours over their normal then they fil out this form.
I've attached a screenshot of what I ended up doing.
Seemed a lot of work putting in all the text boxes and then referring to ...
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I used the only way I could think of doing it. A table with little text boxes.