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Hi Dean,
My biggest frustration has been trying to find menu items that I am used to finding in 2007. Some I can't even find!
Did you see this Excel workbook though that is a mapping from the old menu item to the new Ribbon ...
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Hi Darren,
You may be able to somehow do this with Worfkflow in SharePoint but I suspect it is going to require code. Also you have the issue with the repeating data from InfoPath and how that gets stored in your SharePoint library - you can either promote the first, last, count or "merge" (all values in that field sepearated ...
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Where do you keep your InfoPath forms? Are they in SharePoint or on a network/local drive?
You could generate reports from InfoPath using code but it would be a lot of work, also, the report would by nature be custom to a single InfoPath template and not a "generic" solution.
If your forms are stored in SharePoint there is some ...
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Hi Paul, I think you are going to need to use full blown InfoPath and a forms library to do this. When you customize a SharePoint list using InfoPath you do not get to use all of the InfoPath features, just a subset that SharePoint lists support, a repeating structure is not one of them.
Additionally, to create new entries in a SharePoint ...
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Hi, I can't figure out how to change the padding either, it looks to be built in and not user changeable thorugh the UI - although there may be a way to do this outside of infopath (editing the source files, but that can break your form is you are not careful).
To change the background color go to the "General" tab of the ...
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Hi,
You do not need InfoPath installed on the server. DBXL does not require it. You will be able to open the DBXL Admin Tool (DAT) from your client machine, the template is stored on the server but you open it locally to work with it. The error you are getting is not related to not having InfoPath installed on that machine.
You ...
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Hi Tom,
At first glance it seems like a potential data type mismatch on one of the fields? Did you check each field to make sure you don't have a data type issue?
If you post the template I can take a look.
Ted
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Hi,
Yes! qRules 2.2 can do this for you. If you purchase qRules 2.2 with 30 day email support we can assist you with getting this setup.
Ted
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Hi,
This is a limitation of InfoPath and SharePoint. There is no way without custom code to fix this.
What you might want to look at is our qRules product that has a command to do this called "Submit to SharePoint List". (See product description) If you use this tool you can get each row in your repeating table in InfoPath ...
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Clive, is the intranet page added to the Local Intranet zone in Internet Explorer? If it's not you should try that as that can cause the issue.
Ted