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No, I don't think there is a risk - here is the MSDN page for the property:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.administration.spwebservice.declarativeworkflowautostartonemailenabled(v=office.14).aspx
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Hi Jim,
Apologies if I don't understand your first question correctly, but there are no specific permissions set within the DBXL Admin tool. Access to the forms is controlled using standard SharePoint server ACLs with each project having it's own subsite and then form libraries within each subsite. Yes, the issue appears to be ...
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DOH! Well, that worked. However, it still doesn't kick off my workflow. =( Any thoughts on why that is?
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ARGH! Just read this: Just focus on two things:Workflow will never start automatically with system account.Check the options Start workflow automatically ...
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Yes, this is the mind boggling part. I think we can use the default list ID for the numbering (instead of adding the numbers for all entries). To get the next page is simple, all you need to do is add a filter to your query string where ID is greater than the last row's ID (higest ID value). For the Back button, I would suggest keeping a ...
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Interesting idea, I'll see if I can make that work, though I don't think it will be any less work but learning a new technique is always helpful. I was just playing with the check in check out button data connection library last week so this dovetails nicely.
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So it has just dawned on me that the rules where pointing to a hidden field and i had infact left out the field i needed. Im extremeyl grateful for your time and offer to help.
I am deeply embarrassed that i also wasted your time
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Hi Don,
Having said that, is it correct that I need to number all the entries on the list? If I do that, can you please advise on how I can progress to go to the next page of the result? Thanks..
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To have a row number, yes that would work, but as an identifer to get the next page or the next batch of query? it must be server sided.
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Hi Don,
Good day. Thanks for the advice, that is I think what I need. Will putting a textbox on the repeating table and using the preceding-sibling formula work to have a row number?
Thank you once again..
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Hi,
To set a limit for the number of rows returned, you could use the query option $top=100, where 100 is the number of items returned. The tricky part here is to have an identifier in the list which you will be using as basis for the paging. So if you are going to use the list's ID, you would have to set the paging button to query ...