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I never use a network drive for infopath forms. I use SharePoint.
What I'd do is use a form status field.
1.Draft (if you are using a Save as draft function)
2.Employee Submission
3.Manager Subbmision.
1.Draft is set on form load when form status is blank. Others are set on a view's submit button.
Each status opens up a view ...
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I think you'll have to use the eval trick - http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/27687/95786.aspx#95786 . You'll need to 'write' the names to another field (text) and this field would get published to SP.
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I assume you're on InfoPath and SharePoint 2010.
Workflow generated emails are static by there very nature. All that changes would be field values.
You could use an InfoPath form to generate body content, or if you have an InfoPath form, you could use a hyperlink control to open up your email client and pre-populate the ...
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All
Using InfoPath and SharePoint 2010.
I've various date fields on my InfoPath form which can be left blank. These date fields are published to SP successfully as blank (to the human eye).
When I place the date field (short date) in a workflow created email, the date returns in the email as 1/1/0001 . This I understand is workflow ...
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Thanks - I didn't put up a form, yet I see what you've done. I'll wait until later today (meeting) to see if questions change before I change my design and start using a repeating table - all is possible I'm sure.
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I use SharePoint, InfoPath 2010
External Lists are generally on SQL 2008 or 2012 . n.b. I'm not a SQL person.
One of my applications have to query an everygrowing SQL dataset.
1. Get any inital "grunt work" - searching, querying and filtering etc. done by your customer database and not on your Sharepoint lists. In my ...
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You'll most likely have to use the eval trick - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2006/04/05/569338.aspx
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All,
From the following post - http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/14658.aspx I've been able to record multi selection values. I'm doing a quiz. How can I validate that the right options are selected.
i.e. If I have 5 values. 1,2,3,4,5
The correct answer is 3,4.
If I use the above 3;4 is different to ...
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Thanks, I'll check that out. I've ended up using the options control unless absolutely necessary. Yet this may have to change.
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All,
As above, can you wrap text within a multi selection box? If your display value is too long you get the dreadful horizontal scrollbar.
Thanks
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