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Hi
You can right-click on the template and extract the XSL style sheets of each view. Go into an editor and change the colors for each view. If I were in your shoes I would probably create a new blank form, save it with no development or other views and then extract that one blank view. Then modify the one XSL style sheet and ...
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Hi again
Mirror solution is more elegant but lot more to manage. Whichever way you go best of luck
Adam
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Hi
I found conditional formatting not to be compatible with user roles when i tried so i used different views or combination of fields to make it work.
To fully effect roles i seem to remember you have to re-publish, saving the template seems ineffectual.
Cheers
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No problem glad to be of assistance
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OK Sure no problem
Is it fixed then?
Cheers
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Hi
I need a little bit more clarification before I can say what is going on but I think that user roles only work once the form has been saved or submitted.
With that in mind I am guessing you have one role defined for Initiator and every time a new form is opened the initiator view starts. This is to be as expected, see above.
Could you ...
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Hello again
First point to note, you will have to recreate your form from scratch if you now need to link it to a database, unless you are using something like QDabra Database Accelerator that allows this functionality. Make sure your tables are set out as below before starting the redesign.
You need to add a couple of fields to ...
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Hi
If I understand you correctly you are trying to save the form with a specific name.xml in the same place but without overwriting it?
If this is the behaviour you desire then SharePoint would allow version control to allow the exactly same named file to save in the same place while still recording the old versions.
To force the name of the ...
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Hi Jo
The idea you are trying to implement is actually moderately simple. If I give you one example I am sure you will be able to apply it wholesale.
Field 1 and Field 2 are my only fields
I want to validate the entry on Field 1 but not stop people from submitting the form if left blank
My validation will read something like: Where ...
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Hi
OK I undertand the limitations.
I have done some research and found a BRILLIANT solution for you. Using Infopath 2003 you can go into form options and firstly enable "export to web" function you can find out more about this here:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/infopath/HP010967451033.aspx
Enabling this creates an .mht ...