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This is awesome! Will definitely use this in the future. Thanks for sharing :)
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Hi there,
This tutorial video on filtering may help. Let me know if you have any more specific questions regarding your scenario.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH7xUEcQwwg
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Haven't personally done this before, but seems like some other folks have tried this in the past. Here is a blog post I found which may help:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/timpash/archive/2005/10/31/invoke-gal-from-infopath.aspx
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The designer and filler were separated into 2 shortcuts in 2010. If you open the designer, you can design your form. The filler will only let you fill out a form. Makes sense right? :)
Alternatively, you can right click the xsn and click Design. This will open up your form in the designer and you can continue to modify ...
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You can use a filter in InfoPath to only display the values that meet your condition. Create a secondary data connection to the list. Then set the entries in the dropdown. But in the entries dialog add a filter that only displays when value > 800 for example. This will only display the values in the dropdown that satisfies ...
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Hi there,
You should look into SharePoint workflows. There are actions that you can create that will send an email to a person that creates the item. Take a look online at some tutorials out there and let me know if you need me to point you into the right direction. Good luck!
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Hi there -
I believe you can only do one or the other for a single button though someone out there can correct me if I'm mistaken.
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Hi there,
Rich text should be available to pull into your InfoPath form. Are you using 2010? Are you using the list data connection?
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1) AFAIK, there isn't a way to creating office communicator or lync messages using InfoPath
2) You can try using a content type, so that you only have to publish to the content type once and then it will propagate to both libraries. Otherwise, publishing the new form to the old library is a quick solution as well.
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You might be using submit buttons rather than buttons that run rules which submit. The difference is that a submit button will always submit using the main submit data connection whereas with rules you can specify which connection to use. In the button properties, make sure you select Rules and Custom Code. Then create a rule on ...