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Hello ancle,
Which version of SharePoint and InfoPath are you using? Also, I notice that the form template location is located at: Http://AZSPSWBT and the file URL is at: /zzyTest, which I'm guessing is a subsite? If your form and data source are not on the same site or site collection, your data connection will need to be converted to ...
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Hello bphall74,
Is there an edit segment in each view you are trying to link to, or the main edit view? It sounds like you may need an additional helper field to determine whether the view is editable or not? I would set this based on the view and what has been approved.
If you need more help please attach your form with more details of ...
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Hello Rahul2011,
You will want to use the substring and translate functions together in something like this:
substring-before(translate(., ",", ""), "#")
However, if you are using the people picker Display Name, I would recommend a helper field for the display value so that the defaults of SharePoint ...
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Hello dsnyder,
Thank you for your question. The scenario you listed above is actually a very common request in InfoPath forms. Cascading dropdowns are going to be the method you'll want to use. We often add a helper field, which in this case could be the category list. Add a rule to set the query category value when a user selects ...
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Thank you very much. I think the renaming the column was my mistake. Thanks for the help
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Yes, its version 2007 (12.0) that I work with.
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I have a choice list item called Priority. Choice values are High, Medium and Low with the default being Low. I have an InfoPath form with a repeating section to allow for multiple tickets to be entered at once. I need to save the list items with a priority value of HIGH but NOT ovewrite the default value of the list of ...
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I solved the problem. Regards.
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You could also just push the attachment through the SP file/imaging (if it's an image) web services and keep just the link.
I do this all the time so that the form doesn't contain the attachment it just links to it in another document library (which I think is more appropriate because you can link to it in other forms/webparts later)
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You do it from the initial link that you had your users press, there is a parameter called 'Source' that you append to the HTML link, that will direct your users back to wherever you want them to go....
So you add '?Source=http://my.server/wherever/page.aspx' blah and then they will be redirected to that page when the user ...