InfoPath Dev

Publish the form template as a content type and have each department form library add it as a content type. Then, when you update the form template, all libraries will get refreshed. Three ways to route the form: SharePoint Workflow - copy item and then delete item Different submit data connections - add 6 rules with different conditions ...

You can use a workflow to copy items from one list to another and then delete from the original list. If you are using form libraries, you can create a content type that is associated with two libraries and use the workflow to move the XML file from one library to another. Good luck!

The data connection will have the ID field in it and it is required, so you should be able to simply set the value of the field to the ID. I recommend using that as the main field in your form (not the display) and lookup the display using a filter. Dropdowns do this automatically. Just right click properties, go in and set the value to be the ID ...

Hi Epora75, Breaking up a large form is good design since it aids in reusability of form "parts", lowers cost of maintenance and allows for multiple people to design the solution. Like you say, stitching together separate forms does entail some extra configuration work to make sure they talk to one another.  Instead of backward ...

Hi W, I would recommend XPath, PowerShell and/or T-SQL as a first step. Those languages will complement your skills with InfoPath and SharePoint workflows. Programming languages are easy to learn. The challenge is learning the utilities and techniques included in the framework where you will be implementing your solutions.  Best ...

You don't need code for this. Just use the current() operator to get the B field from the current row. Greg columns has a blog post on xpath axis - search the blogs above for "xpath axis" and you should find it.

Hi Deeayrian, Sorry for my confusion. So, let me clarify: you want to be able to attach a document to a form and have this saved to a library and replace it with a link in the form so that people can edit the document without having to open the form, and use the link in the form to refer to the document. Is that correct? If so, the qRules ...

 Hi Levindi, You'll have to write code or use qRules to do this. qRules has a GetFileName command that allows you to get the file name with a rule. You can download a free trial here: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules_new.aspx Good luck! 

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