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Submitting to SQL is a classic InfoPath problem. Here's what was discussed in an earlier thread:
If you create your form using an XML Schema
(File->Design...->New from Blank) you can't submit directly to a
DB. That's because the schema is XML and not based off SQL data types.
Submitting directly to a DB after ...
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Here's a blog post on this issue in case anyone is looking for the solution.
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/ernesto/archive/2010/08/13/infopath-2010-fails-to-update-dat-due-to-caching-issue.aspx
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Here is one link: http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/Blogs/GetThePoint/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=229
A Google search on sharepoint rich text web part will reveal other resources. Good luck!
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One idea would be to have two sections:The first section displays all the items with a checkbox besides themThe second section displays the items that have the checkbox = true. This section is hidden by default.
Have a boolean field called IsEmailing and set it to false by default and to true when the user clicks the email button.
When the ...
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Hi,
For your second question, there is an entry in our blog post.
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2004/11/18/Assign-an-Autogenerated-Row-Number-to-a-Repeating-Field.aspx
Good luck!
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You will first need to create user roles in your form. There are numerous Microsoft articles on this subject.
Once the roles are created and the users are being detected correctly, you can add conditional formatting to the checkbox based on the current user's role.
Good luck!
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The easiest option is probably to edit the main ShP landing page to add a rich text content web part. Then you can edit the rich text to display whatever links you'd like to show to your users. Do you think this will work?
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Perhaps this previous thread will help?:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/1627/1627.aspx
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This is easily achieved with the count() function, which allows you to count the number of rows in the repeating group.
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Does the form contain qRules?
Thanks.