InfoPath Dev

Hi Bjorn, Are you using a Custom Form from a SharePoint list? If so then I believe that the option to use code will not be available. If you wish to write code, then you would need to re-create the form using a blank form in InfoPath Designer (go to Start > All Programs > Microsoft Office > InfoPath Designer). Hope this helps. Regards,

Hi Manju, I don't think this is possible. Could you further describe in detail what you would like to achieve so I could provide an alternate solution or perhaps point you toward the right direction. Thanks,

Hi Elina, It is possible to create a new InfoPath view and set it as the designated print view at the print settings (go to Page Design > Page Setup > Print Settings). Using this view, you can delete, add, or modify anything you wish to be hidden or shown when printing. Hope this helps. Regards,

Hello Hasse, At the repeating table, there is an option to limit the number of rows inserted if you ad a formatting rule and check the "do not allow users to insert or delete this control" based on a condition. Hope this helps. Regards,

I'm glad to hear that. Please let us know if you are having issues with the Check-in/out XTP or if would like to use another approach. Regards,

Hi Gwen, Yes, that is correct. This will only allow one user to use the form. The XTP's form load logic includes an action that queries SharePoint and check if the form is currently checked-out to someone else. If that condition is true, the second person who is opening the same form will receive a message that the form is currently ...

Hi Gwen, Both approaches will work for your scenario, but I believe that using qRules is suffice. As mentioned in the Qdabra’s Check In and Out XTP's page: Benefits Automatic check out when a client opens a form Automatic check in when a client submits or closes a form Applicable to browser-enabled forms The check-out is ...

Hi Shmul, Inerting a row and submitting to a SharePoint list would require code, but if you wish for a codeless solution, you may want to check out qRules' Insert (allows inserting rows) and SubmitToSharePointList commands. 1) Are you trying to copy the data from an external list using a dropdown filed as filter for the query? 2) This ...

Hi BigRedNole, Yes this is posssible with external lists. I believe you will only need to requery the corresponding data connection which the drop-down uses everytime you submit a new entry. Hope this helps. Regards,

Hi Gwen, Please check this webinar InfoPath: Protect your form's data integrity with document locks using Check-in/Checkout to prevent other users from editing the same form at the same time. We also have Qdabra’s Check In and Out XTP which already has this logic - all you need to do is add the XTP to your form. The advantage of the XTP ...