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Hi Jfrade and welcome
Yes, you can change your submit into a simple action on a rule with a condition that calls a function in code: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2004/09/15/Use-Code-to-Determine-a-Rule-Condition.aspx
Hope that helps!
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For browser forms, we offer an electronic signature XML template part. Check out Mel's blog here: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/03/02/electronic-signature-template-part.aspx
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For large worksheets (hundreds or thousands of rows), Qdabra provides the XLS to XML tool. It's inexpensive and can be used to map multiple worksheets into multiple XMLs with multiple repeating structures.
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Are the new fields in a different
namespace? If so, that could be the issue.
In general, using property “demotion” is
not a best practice because InfoPath uses XML data types and SharePoint uses
SQL and for things like dates, it just won’t work to map back.
Hope this helps!
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Hi JTownson,
Yes, this is what Content Types were created for. Publish both forms as content types. During the last screen of the publish dialog, you can map the separate fields to the same Site Columns. Easy to do! :)
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Hi Explosive0,
There are a couple ways to do this. You can specify a Word Print View that prints through Word. This is supported out-of-the-box for InfoPath Filler forms. Go to Page Design. Select New View and Word Print View and walk through the configuration dialog.
To export your XML data to a Word template that has XML field-mappings ...
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Hi Dave,
This has been a fairly common query in the forum and you should be able to find a lot of related threads. You're going to want to use the current() function in your xpath filter to make sure it selects based on the current row of your repeating table. Good luck!
Patrick
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Just add a small "highlight" button that sets a value (in main or secondary data source) and use the value to control conditional formatting.
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Hi Black and White in the South West and welcome!
Yes, I have seen this before. Apparently, there is a bug in InfoPath that results in this incompatibility.
However, this doesnt' result in anything super bad. Have you tried to publish the form? Any adverse effects?
Let us know more,
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Hi I P Dev and welcome,
You need to just pass a parameter to the form so that it opens with the address. To pass a parameter to a form, you can create a link and then have the target read the input parameters on open to load the relevant data but that requires code or qRules. Another approach is to use a separate XML for the address and just ...