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Hi Chase_H,
You should talk to tberch. He has a nice data-driven system that you could apply to contracts. We have done these many times before and it's totally doable but will require some relatively complex view work to make it data-driven. You'll have to use calculated values and pull data in from a secondary data source, ideally a ...
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Hi Jay,
Are you binding your multiple select to something outside the repeating group.
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You could, of course, use qRules to do it ...
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Maybe I'm missing something, but why not just create conditional formatting for the controls based on a hidden value in the form, for example a field called "editability". By default the hidden "editability field is false. Add the formatting rule to every field except the one you are using to search - the rule is that if ...
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When you set up the SQL receive connection, did you include the "phrase" column?
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Hi N,
Assuming the username is the same as the email alias, you just concatenate "@domain.com" or whatever and do that. If the username is not the same, you'll need some kind of a lookup table from username to email alias. If you have connection to SharePoint, you might be able to get the email address from User Profile Service. ...
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Hi Plighty,
In the InfoPath 2007 Filler, you can just go to Help->Go To Next Error. qRules has GetErrorCount and ClearErrors (useful for forcing a submit), but we need to add a ListErrors. We have code that can do this and if you purchase a Support Incident we could spend time helping you use it, or you could just inject qRules and ClearErrors ...
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Hi Tedsec and welcome,
I'm not sure that SharePoint 2010 would help you a whole lot. InfoPath to SQL is a major gap for SharePoint. BCS is still not a good solution because it creates a tight binding. The reality is that forms change a lot and there needs to be an abstraction layer (Web service) to handle the mapping when things change. ...
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First of all, I would like to apologize for not seeing the reply in March.
Secondly, I would like to thank Prophet for the very interesting post and recommendation to install the SP.
I'm not sure why SharePoint 2010 browser forms do not read/display attachment fields saved in 2007 but it could have something to do with the object ...
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How about a quick online meeting to debug? I'm around tonight. Send email to Qdabra's Support alias with a convenient time and number to call.
PS> seems like user permission issue ...