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Hi MikeyFEV1 and welcome,
you can use a link to launch the form. the link is to the xsn file on SharePoint. to open in the browser you need to pass a parameter to the form. Something like:
http://<servername>/_layouts/formserver.aspx?XsnLocation=/FormServerTemplates/formtemplate.xsn&OpenIn=Browser
you can pass parameters to ...
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Hi MgDukes,
We are investigating. Thank you for your patience.
More soon,
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SharePoint Form Services supports browser forms and you can fill them out from Mozilla or Safari.
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Hi Chadd25,
You can have an InfoPath rich client form that submits an XML via email to SharePoint and have it added t oa doc/form library. However, they will have to have InfoPath and Outlook running on the computer where the submit happens.
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Use Visio 2010 to create the workflows and then you can export to SharePoint Designer.
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so that's MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 or what?
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Hi D,
I thought maybe you could set the value of first or last without qRules, but turns out you can't.
You can bind the row to a field but then user has to enter manually. The only way to specifically
set the field is with qRules.
Thanks to Jimmy Rishe for setting me straight!
Gotta love qRules!
:)
Patrick
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probably you just ned to update the xpath to my:ID since if the control is outside the section, the relative xpath won't work anymore. Try making my:ID an absolute xpath and see if that works
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Which version of SharePoint are you using?
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It should work, but you may need to customize the XSL. After you enable Merge you can export the form as source files go into the Manifest and look for ImportFiles section and see what XSL is being used. Open that XSL in notepad and modify it to correct the mapping. Unfortunately, there's no way to easily debug this stuff and you have to ...