InfoPath Dev

You can set up conditional formatting on fields and controls based on the user's role. This, of course, assumes that you are using InfoPath user roles. Here is a link about InfoPath user roles (also read this); once set up, just add conditional formatting based on the user who opened the form. Good luck!

Hi Catharine, Thanks for the additional information. Now that we understand that this is DBXL-related, I wanted to ask for more information, but if you want you can email support directly. I think we need to look at two things: 1. How does the form submit? As you know forms can submit to DBXL or they can submit directly to SharePoint. 2. Do ...

Hi Keerthi Rao, I'm going to assume that the form is published to a Sharepoint form library, and that the final submit button submits to Sharepoint. If this is not true, please provide further details on where your form is located, how people access it and what the final submit button does. The Save button on each page is going to submit to ...

Hello Srinath, I'm afraid I don't understand your scenario. When an InfoPath form is submitted, it creates an XML file which stores the data for all the fields. When working with SharePoint, you can promote some fields to have them show up as columns in a form library, for example, but the xml retains the data for all the fields. Bottom ...

Just to update the forum thread: this was solved via Qdabra support.

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