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The target Infopath form on Sharepoint is comprised of 6 text boxes for data entry, 2 text boxes with person picker control, 1 repeating table with 2 columns, and 3 repeating tables each with 3 columns. Is this a combination that the tool is built to handle? What would the xls need to look like?
I'm off to download the trial ...
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Hi. I have created an InfoPath form that has a repeating table inside of a section. The data is pulled from an ETC. I inserted the form into a page and linked the page to an option in my left navigation. I added a button control to the rows of the repeating table so if a user wants to request a change to that record, they click the edit button, ...
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Thanks Don. Reboot worked.
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We are in the process of migrating to SharePoint 2013. We have setup an interim server where we are testing everything to make sure we work out all the bugs prior to the migration going live. We have Qdabraad installed and it works on our forms in preview mode. When we publish the form (this is a list form edited in InfoPath), it is not ...
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Hi Currently a sharepoint list form.
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Sorry I should've asked first - are your forms in a SharePoint library? or are they SharePoint list forms?
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[quote user="Mel Balsamo"]I posted a response for a technique - see http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/27946/96598.aspx#96598
In your case, you'd add a hyperlink control in the view that gets sent to the manager. To build this link, you also need to know your form's file name. So your link would be something in this format: ...
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Hi,
I am facing an issue for which I did not find any answer yet. Indeed, I have developed an Infopath template using Infopath 2010 and any person who tries to open it via Infopath 2013 receives a script error for actions implemented in the custom task pane. These actions consist in switching views in the HTML using JS such as ...
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Hi Elena,
There are several ways of submitting data to a SharePoint list, but I can't say which one is best since each have their advantages and disadvantages, which is probably what you would want to check first. The method I am familiar with is the CAML method which you can find here, or you may want to check out qRules' ...
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Hey Don, yeh I've used this approach in the end.
Just utilising the sections and hiding/showing the fields based off the user choice. It's really not what I wanted to do, but guess its the best alternative. Unfortunately as there as duplicated fields in some sections, I am getting the control stores duplicate data. (hence why i really ...