InfoPath Dev

Hello, You can set an entire view to read only - so you could have a similar form view with a read only controls and switch to that view if the form is appoved. Your form load rules could change to your new read only view after the form's Final approval. These are some additional threads that might be helpful. Please go ...

Hello, Probably the simplest way to do this is to use Public Folders and create a separate email for each form template (XSN file). The email would have a title for the form and include a link in the body to the DBXL URL used to open the XSN, for example http://%3cserver%3e/QdabraWebService/forms/%3Cname%3E/template.xsn You could also store a ...

Hello, The following post might be useful: "Excel to XML: Automatically generating InfoPath forms from Excel data" http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/david/archive/2008/07/16/excel-to-xml-automatically-generating-infopath-forms-from-excel-data.aspx Hope this helps. Thanks!  -Prachi 

Hello Gwen, How about adding a Fx to your link with the function translate(field, ' ', '%20')  ? You can add a rule to the repeating control. And, it should fire when the secondary data source gets loaded. Just go to the data source, select the repeating group in your data fields and add the rule there. You could simply add ...

Hello, This might be related to the upgrade settings on your form. They are located in Tools > Form Options > Versioning. What is selected in the On Version Upgrade dropdown? Please check if the republished form behaves differently if you change the value of On Version Upgrade dropdown.   Thanks! -Prachi 

Hello, To make the Subject line custom, you can create a Data Connection --> Submit --> Email Message. In the Subject line, change the value to be "concat("Generic Text", Field, "generic text", Field) <-- This is just an example on how you can have plain text and multiple fields in the Subject Line. All of the ...

Hello,  Is all of the data contained in the same repeating group in the data source? If so, just create a repeating section and put a two-row layout table in it. Hope this helps! Thanks.  -Prachi 

Hi Umashiva, Sorry, if I wasn't clear earlier. What I meant was that you could try to switch to another view. You build a view with an Alert message textbox and a back button to get back to your previous view. As soon as an error occurs, you set a value to a field that triggers a rule that switches view to display the Alert message. You ...

 Hi,   Try changing the default Security Level: from Default - Domain (the form can access content from the domain in which it is located) to Full Trust - Domain (the form has access to files and settings on the computer)Read the 2nd answer on this link : ...

Hi,   In order to display an Alert Message, you need to use an extra view. So if the conditions are correct execute a view switch. Set up the view however you want. If yes, they return to the previous view. If no, the text box with the "Alert Message" appears and once data is entered a continue or any other button ...