InfoPath Dev

 Unfortunately I can't seem to get it to connect in Sharepoint online without errors.  I did find a way around the problem.   I created a list with the types of budget requests and who can approve them, and when the form loads if the title is not blank and the current user is in the list of approvers, it redirects to the ...

Hi, I believe that the User Profile Service still works for SharePoint 2013 and it should be able to the current user's information and you could use that to hide/show sections and/or switch views. However, you may encounter some issues with SharePoint 2013 so I am recommending this webinar hosted by Hilary. Hope this helps. Regards,

HI YK, From your initial post, I assumed that you have successfully followed the steps on how to create a CAML mapping: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/02/02/Add-SharePoint-List-Items-with-InfoPath.aspx The approach above should be to help you submit your data to any specific list. You just need indicate the GUID of ...

Hi, I am running some very complex customized forms. I realized I am using many (in some cases most) of the fields as software variables for manipulating the form (e.g. dynamic links, temporary storage,...). Now, every field is represented in the end by a Sharepoint column, meaning that my lists are overpacked with meaningless columns and ...

Hi Don, I have not set any CAML, I just asked advice on how to perform what I thought a simple task. The form you sent me is customized to a specic site and I could not do much with it. If you can explain or point me to an article which explains how to publish to another list I would be much obliged. If not.. you did give it a try and I thank ...

 In a way yes,   You can set a field to a specific value in the workflow and then put a rule in Infopath (on load) and have it switch view if that field is set to a specific value.

Hi all, I am actually not sure which forum to post this question on, so I will begin here and maybe someone can assist or direct me. My scenerio: (using Office 2010, InfoPath 2010, SharePoint 2010) I would like to have a form that is available to all employees by using the Outlook 2010 -->New Items-->More Items-->InfoPath 2010 option ...

I'm looking for a good tutorial with Infopath 2013 on changing the view a user sees on a form by the role they are in, either via a Sharepoint Group, or if I have to membership in a Sharepoint list. Can someone point me in the right direction?

 Hopefully someone can help me.  I have a form that submits to an Access Database and it is working well for me and other users in my office.  We recently sent out the form to test at other sites (same Domain) and the users are getting the message some rule were not applied.  Details reveal that the form failed to connect to ...

I have an InfoPath 2007 form connect to MS SQL 2005 table (form created using the SQL connection wizard template).  The form pulls their user ID from the Environment, the user is instructed to click on Get Data to pull back a record that pertains to them.  They have a single field they can edit (drop down to either Accept or Reject), ...