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Hi Greg,
I understand that you would like to display data for the Required Documents (library or list). Yes, you will need the data connection to the Required Documents. What you will need next is to add logic that filters your query when you are retrieving data. Here is a webinar which discusses filtering SharePoint ...
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Hi Bennyd,
You would need to use C# or Visual Basic. I haven't done this yet but there are samples and guides available on the Internet.
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Unfortunately, no. But you could add a rule on form load that would set it for you, perhaps from another library to query (on form load) and automatically select the current BDM & WeekEnding.
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Hi Jim,
I understand that you would like to discontinue an action if conditions aren't met. One quick solution is to add an error message field to your schema, then insert a rule to your button before it proceeds to the next action. Set this newly added rule to set an error message to the error message field added earlier, and click the ...
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Hi Bennyd,
Welcome to InfoPathDev.
I understand you would like to delete the rows that were created by the previous submit. In order to achieve that, you would need to use code to programmatically delete rows upon clicking a button. Another opition you could do is add a rule which closes the form and redirect it to the initial page - ...
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Hi Sandyol,
This seems to be an unsual bug, and I haven't experienced it yet. Could you try the suggestion from the thread below?
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/28126.aspx?PageIndex=2
It says:
> Open a new InfoPath in a minimised view
> Then opening the offending template
Hope this works.
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Hi Sean,
I agree with you that he Check In/out appraoch would be the best solution. You may want to check out Qdabra’s Check In and Out XTP and add it to your InfoPath form - this XTP by the way has the feature which automatically checks out the form once it has been opened by any user, and checks it back in upon submit or form close. ...
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Hi Kirby,
We just had a webinar lastweek discussing workflows. You may want to view the video here: Integrating InfoPath with SharePoint Workflows: Qdabra Weekly Free Webinar
Hope this helps.
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Hi Manju,
Thanks for the additional information. It seems that you are using a Custom Form from a SharePoint list, and unfortunately this is one of the limitations of custom forms. What I would suggest is using an InfoPath Designer form (go to Start > All Programs > Microsoft Office > InfoPath Designer) and design a form from there. In ...
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Hi Hursh,
It seems that the data connetion isn't queried on form load which might explain why the dropdown does not have any values. In any case, we have a webinar: Cascading Dropdowns in InfoPath which might be able to help you out.
Regards,