InfoPath Dev

Hi Andrew and welcome to the board! InfoPath will reduce the time it takes to migrate the Lotus Notes forms. However, there are some requirements. For example, you will have to either install InfoPath for all users or buy a downlevel viewer product like DViewer (ours) or InfoView (UniqueWorld's). Do you have a lot of custom logic in your ...

Hi MollocH, It appears that you are using property promotion to get at the first, last etc. But, you could simply do InfoPath import of the previous forms and use the built-in Merge functionality to load the repeating elements. I'm assuming the second form is your report form. That's fine, just add a SharePoint list adapter (for the first form ...

My company has created a SharePoint portal and we are currently starting to convert Lotus Notes applications to Microsoft solutions. All of our development so far has been done using custom ASP.Net code and sharepoint. The current lotus notes app is a safety tracking system. Basically a user created a new report, fills out about 50 fields, ...

Hi Tracy, Cool site! What do you charge for logos? :) Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi all, my problem is: I have 2 libraries. The first one is for creating reports The second one is to make an overview of these reports When I publish the first form, I can define which elements are published for other websites. The problem is now, that for repeating elements, I only can select ''first element'',''last element'',''sum'' ... In ...

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I have created a 2 forms and have them sitting up on a SharePoint services server. Form 1 is a make-shift inventory/owner tracking Form 2 is a new hire form/hire fulfillment checklist that queries the data generated by the first form. What I'm attempting to accomplish with this is have the 2nd form update a single field within the first form ...

Apparently, Windows thinks they don't have two different names. Please go to Add or Remove and remove all previous. Now try adding. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

It's easy, just select it in the Data Source drop down and start binding UI controls to it. Or, you can access it via your code. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Liorlankri! Sorry, but I didn't really respond to the .NET Framework issue. If you use .NET Framework, then they have to install it at each station. How many stations do you have? How much code do you have? You could rewrite it in script (that still requires IE6, though). Do they have IE6? The other option would be to use the downlevel viewer ...