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Hi again Khansolo,
The downlevel tool that we provide displays InfoPath forms in HTML so that people with a browser can see them. This is not the same as your e-mail scenario, although I suppose you could put a link to the form in e-mail and have them navigate to that. I suspect this isn't quite the scenario you had in mind.
If you absolutely ...
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Hi Vieira,
Do you need to hide the textboxes in the InfoPath form or on SharePoint?
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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One thing you can do is use a Mater Details section if the total number of records is low(less than 20).
Other wise you need to maintain two Doms one to store the data and another to show the data. You also need to have buttons which will navigate through the data.
Hope this Helps!
Agni
InfoPath Dev India
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Great! We can be patient. I'm just glad you're even willing to help. It is much appreciated. I hope that MS will also find some value in helping us figure this out. I don't think what we're trying to do is that out of the ordinary. It should ''just work''.
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OK, well, time to send e-mail to MS. Please be patient. Could take a day or two.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Patrick, just a quick note to say that this is a Microsoft project. I just tried deploying the template using the standalone db on an MS internal site http://team/sites/<name>) and got the same error. So it's not just my VPC domain configuration. We're running up against a deadline so we're just going to have to jettison any use of Access at ...
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Hi =]
I need to hide some textboxes from the user depending on who's logged in sharepoint.
any way to do this?
thx in advance =]
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Because you have a repeating table, you will need to filter using the current() function. Take a look at the how-to articles on repeating cascading lists. These will give some idea how to use the current() function:
Create a Repeating Cascading List from a Flat Data ...
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Yes, it does work. I wasn't aware of the Advanced option to ''Show a notification for managed code errors.'' With that turned on I do see the Security exception. So feel free to move this thread out of the Bugs folder : ).
Now if I can just get around those Access database connection issues without having to fully trust the *site* (and thus lose ...
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Agni,
Thanks for looking into this, but as my postings state, I tried all of this. For the standalone scenario I removed the path and used just the name of the db after adding it to the template's Resources. This is as the author explains on p. 174 of *Developing Solutions with MS InfoPath.* Then I tried the shared approach explained on p. 175. ...