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Hello,
I'm new to Infopath 2010 and hope someone can suggest a feature that I'm trying to implement. I created an expense report form with a file attachment control on the form to attach receipts. I was hoping to able to utilize the IPhone camera to take a picture of the receipt and upload to the expense report ...
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Once again you save the day! Thank you Hilary!
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Hi - you need to set the postback on the button to Always. It is under the button properties on the Browser tab.
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Hello,
I have a browser form that uses the SaveToSharePoint command to attach documents to the form and submit the attachments to a SharePoint Library. I want to say that I recall the form would refresh automatically after clicking the button with the SaveToSharePoint command and all of the rules associated with the button completed. After ...
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Hi Don,
Thanks for replying, this will help me after if figure out my first problem. I'm glad that it's here from me to work with once I am ready for it.
Muffy.
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I have a repeating table that has 1 column listed w/ emails from a multi-selection box that pulls the data from a secondary source. There is a button in another column that repeats as well. This button will email any of the email address selected. My problem is, that when the button is pressed it is adding the other emails as well.
I'm ...
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Hi,
Thank you very much for your reply. I would love to be
able to do that but I wouldn't know how to implement it.. I think the
idea of having a field at the end of the form triggering the access to
that particular person would be great but as I said before, I'm not
savvy enough to put tat in place... Is it ...
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Hi everyone,
I've been racking my brain to try to get the example to work in my form. I thought that maybe a screen shot may help.
I've got every formula, every rule, all formatting accounted for, but It's not doing what I want it to. The screen shot you see is actually my attempt of creating the first summary table with ...
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Hi MittyMuffikins,
Is your summary table a repeating table? If so, you may use a formula similar to this pattern sum(fieldA[TableACategory = SummaryCategory]) + sum(fieldB[TableBCategory = SummaryCategory]) , if not then you may try a formula similar to sum(fieldA[TableACategory = ActualCategory]) + sum(fieldB[TableBCategory = ActualCategory]) , ...
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Hi MeganG,
There is an MSDN link which discusses how to copy secondary data to your main data source using code. Or you may want to check qRules if you wish for a codeless approach. Hoe this helps.