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I'd do the filtering on the secondary data itself.
Add an extra field "leaver" with the default to False
Every employee must have a value.
Then your filtering rule should work once you've set some values.
You can always create a dummy view and just add your secondary data connection to actually see what the form is or ...
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I never use a network drive for infopath forms. I use SharePoint.
What I'd do is use a form status field.
1.Draft (if you are using a Save as draft function)
2.Employee Submission
3.Manager Subbmision.
1.Draft is set on form load when form status is blank. Others are set on a view's submit button.
Each status opens up a view ...
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Sorry for late reply. It's work .Thanks.
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I have 2 lists in SharePoint, and am trying to nest the repeating sections like this:
Items (Repeating Section)
ID
Title
Tasks (Repeating Section)
ID
Title
Item ID
I am trying to make it so only the tasks which match the Items ID are displayed, but I am having trouble accessing the ID of the parent Item within the Tasks ...
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Hello,
I have been working with the sample you provided and I have a question or 2. Please let me know if I should start a brand new post, forgive me if I'm violating any forum rules.
I have implemented your solution for a similar task however I would like the user to be able to click a button to add the filtered record to a ...
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I figured this one out myself. The key is the XmlEventArgs e. First, a "Delete" event fires, then a "ValueChanged" event fires. I now act on the "ValueChanged" event and ignore the "Delete" event.
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that seemed to do the trick! :)
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Out of 300 employees, only 3 having this issue. Once a form has been saved to a library, my 3 users are getting an error message any time they click the shortcut link to that form: https://mossxxxx/sites/xxx/xxxx.xml
It states: File Download: Do you want to save this file? Type: XML Document. ...
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Hi Hilary,
I am new in Infopath and Visual Studio. I have followed your guide, But I have below error in C# Code:
using Microsoft.Office.InfoPath;
using Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath;
using System;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.XPath;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Drawing.Printing;
using System.IO;
using ...
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Excellent Jimmy! far better than the nonsense I've seen on other sites.