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We can write the code for you if you want. We have done this before. Another option would be to have a batch print process running on your SharePoint server that prints the form out. Anytime you allow the person filling out the form to print, you're opening yourself up to tampering. The simplest and lowest cost solution would be to have a ...
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Hi Ed,
I need more information. If you design a repeating table with a text field that is bound to a dropdown then that dropdown can be filtered based on another dropdown. Those dropdown data sets can be secondary data sources. Certainly, ShP lists will work. XML data sources will work. No problem. I'm not sure what issue you have, but ...
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Hi Carol,
Your question is very timely. After 10 years of InfoPath experience (building the product at Microsoft followed by being an MVP here at Qdabra), we have finally figured out how to do this. We have a scanner solution that requires scanning barcodes into a register checkout form. Obviously, for ease of entry, we want to automate this. ...
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Are they using a different font or page setup for the printer (for example A4 instead of Letter)? I wouldn't expect large desktop fonts to change printing, but it is HTML so it probably does. Worth checking.
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Big welcome to Brand New and Shiney! :)
I recommend defining an "email view" - just create a new view called Email. You can ctrl-a select the entire existing view and ctrl-v copy it into the new Email view. After copying, just delete the table. As part of your submit button, add an action to your button's rule that switches ...
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Glad to hear you wgot it working.
For the dashified naming, try something like concat(Value[Name = "FirstName"], ' - ', month1, ' - ', year)
You can also use double quotes instead of single quotes, i.e. concat(Value[Name = "FirstName"], " - ", month1, " - ", year)
And if concat complains ...
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Here's a Web Service we developed 5 years ago to solve that problem: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ADWebService.aspx
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hi again,
which web.config did you modify? the one in the QdabraWebServices folder or the one above it? Can you attach the web.config?
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Hi Josera,
Not sure. We built a Web Service to submit to databases and our Web Service (DBXL) supports signed forms just fine. My guess is that you are using a direct DB connection and that somehow changes during the submit process as a result of where your digisigs are located in the form. Random guess though ...
Best of luck!