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These rows to be added automatically (without user clicking INSERT) into the form and then submit the information to database when the form is submitted.
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Hi Hilary
Many thanks for your help.
I have attached the screenshot of my aims, I would like to achieve this using one component.
I did designed the forms previously which queries from one database, display data in text box and then submits to the other but they were submitting to different columns in one row.
Now ...
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Hi Sorry i'll try again :)
The views are working ok it is when the line manager approves or rejects the submission using the client infopath.
I have the web based form that employees fill in. This emails a copy of the form in a different view to their line manager. They click the link in the email which opens the form in the InfoPath ...
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Mel,
The library contains a variety of different libraries.
Ideally the files would open in a browser
The library has a Name column which is clickable when in the library - yet a repeating table doesn't seem to see that column, yet it will see the default Title column.
The form doesn't store values retrieved from the library, I'm ...
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Hi,
Thanks for your pretty quick response and your dummy form :-)
This is exactly the way I do my field validation. This will work pretty well when only one level of sections are in the form. In my case there are more sections nested.
I will attach the form, so you can see my "creation" :-)
The aim for me is, that all fields ...
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I think I have a similar issue, that I am trying to fix.
I have managed to have the list item that I want to edit as a hidden attribute in my form, so that when the user accesses the form next and any data that they enter is updated to the form.
The problem that I can't overcome, which i think is the same problem you are having, is that I ...
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Hi,
I'm not sure I understand the issue correctly - are you saying that the emails are getting sent but are not displaying the correct Approved/Rejected view? Or are the emails not getting sent at all?
To send emails from the InfoPath client, you'd first need an email submit data connection (obviously). In your Approve/Reject ...
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Hi,
I hope you don't mind if I ask a few questions - these will help us determine the best solution for what you're trying to achieve.Does your SharePoint library store different file types - Word docs, Excel spreadsheets, or is it a form library that stores only InfoPath forms (XML files)?Are you opening files in the web/browser?Do you ...
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Hi,
Thanks for the very precise description of the issue - not bad at all! :)
I understand that you're allowing users to toggle between radio buttons to get to the corresponding section, and that validation should clear in the non-selected sections to be able to submit the form. If this is correct and if you're saying that your data ...
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Hi,
You can publish your form as a browser-enabled form in your SharePoint library - this is the best option for your SharePoint users who don't have InfoPath installed. They will be able to fill out forms in the browser. If you search for this topic on the web, you should be able to get lots of helpful results with ...