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This doesn't sound like normal InfoPath behavior. Have you tried to repair InfoPath on your machine? (or try to design on another machine) I would assume that something is corrupt. If you can design other forms with no issues, then the xsn itself might be corrupt. I imagine that going into the source files and doing some cleanup would be ...
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Someone who is not using InfoPath will never get exactly what you see
in InfoPath. Sadly, email clients distort the view, each in their own
way, some more and some less.
One recommendation is to create two sections: one for filling out the
form and one for sending email. These two sections are controlled by
the value of a boolean field. ...
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Does it need to "pop up"? The simplest way to do what you describe is to have a section, which is hidden by default. This sections holds the additional questions the user will need to answer if Sick Leave is selected. Then when Sick Leave is selected, the conditional formatting displays the section, and thus the additional questions.
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What about nested tables? If you open the XSN in design mode and run the design checker, does it point to the areas that are making your form browser-incompatible?
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Hi Donna,
Since the forms are in DBXL and the database, then the issue can be fixed by taking a look at the SharePoint mapping. I believe you might be using the steps in this article (since you mention that the link is on the Name, and this is not the default mapping); if so, then it's possible that if the columns used (e.g. DBXL::Name) are ...
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No sé si te ayuden del todo, pero aqui te dejo unos enlaces con algunas informaciones. Lamentablemente, son en inglés.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2007/03/26/submitting-to-a-sharepoint-list.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc162745%28v=office.12%29.aspx
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You can have multiple calculations and just display the one you want. So for example:
field1 holds calculation #1, hidden for condition A
field2 holds calculation #2, hidden for condition B
etc.
So in your case you might have field1= average of all 4 fields, and then only display this calculation if the fields all have a value greater than ...
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Votre solution (affichant un lien et en cliquant dessus, de telle sorte qu'il s'ouvre dans une autre fenêtre) est probablement la solution la plus simple pour le scénario. Je suis sûr que d'autres est possible grâce à un code personnalisé, mais je n'ai pas un exemple de code de partager avec vous.
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Podrías explicar la situación con más detalles? Hablás de una lista de SharePoint?
En InfoPath 2010 es posible diseñar un formulario específicamente creado para enviar información a una lista de SharePoint. Lo has intentado? En anexo una imagen de la opción a la cual me refiero.
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Hi-
You will need to admin-deploy the form to be able to use it in the browser. The steps for this are included in the User Guide.
Please let us know if admin-deploying the form resolves the issue. Thank you.