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To save the form as source files, go to the publish menu. There is an option there to export the form to source files. Do not do this with the published form - just your local copy. Then you'll find the manifest.xsf file in the saved files. Probably easiest to search for the name of your SQL server and then you should be able to find the ...
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I right clicked and selected Design to open the form on the network, and then I selected Save As. I don't see an option to save the form as source files. And should I be doing this from the version on my pc instead of the network drive? and how do I check the data connection in the manifest.xsf file? I don't see a file named this way. ...
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Hi Folks,
I have created an list using SharePoint 2013 InfoPath which is an web-browser enabled form. I have certain many columns along with calculated columns in my list for the customizing the multiple date fields.
When i export to excel, I am seeing the hidden columns (unchecked the columns in Edit view) along with required columns. I ...
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Hi - I need a bit more info. When I set the format for a control that is displaying the time, I have the option to display am / pm?
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If this were my form, I would save the form as source files and check the SQL data connection in the manifest.xsf file to see if the credentials were actually there, because as you describe the symptom, it sounds as if they are not.
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I was able to get around this problem. However, whenever any user tries to use it, it always tries to connect with their ID instead of the one I embedded into the data connections. If the user has access to the database it works, but most users do not, so it fails when it tries to connect to the database with their ID. When they launch it they ...
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Yup, you could query the list for the user (if in this other list the person / group column only allows a single user) or you could add a data connection to the list and return all the data, then use a condition in a form load rule to determine whether to switch views.... When you create a condition and select a field for the first dropdown in the ...
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Yeah that's exactly what I mean.
There is a group of users who only need to see a very specific set of data and validate it, so I have created a view for this and want to ensure this is all they can see when they edit an item in the SharePoint list
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There's up to 100 users of this type, so its by user I take it?
Or again I'll be ...
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Not sure what "load specific views" means here - if you mean you want to switch the view on form load based on who the user is, yes, you can do that. The userName() function is a built in InfoPath function that returns the user's account id. Put a calculated value on your form and select the function using the formula builder and ...
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Yes give them an inch and they want a mile!
Its all good though because I didn't think most of this would even be possible, so learning lots
I'm not familiar with the username() function so can you control views based on users with this method too?, would be most useful to be able to load only specific views for particular groups of ...