InfoPath Dev

The issue is: will the email recipient always have access to Sharepoint? What if the user is reading email offline? We have a tutorial that covers a similar scenario. I will warn you that I do not consider this to be a simple scenario for a beginner. I would encourage you to read this step by step it in case it will help ...

Hello, As you craft the correct command to use, we recommend calling the action via a button and displaying the secondary data source nodes (such as the Error node) in the canvas. This will allow you to tweak the command until it works perfectly. Once verified, you can clean up the canvas and use the rule (command) in its final location. Let us ...

I think it's pretty straightforward:GetCommonManager1 uses user1 as the input.The result is manager1, which you store in a field.Then call GetCommonManager2, which uses manager1 as the input.The result is manager2. What exactly is your question? Can you post a screenshot (using the Options tab when you reply) to clarify where you are stuck? ...

Hi, Using InfoPath you can set up a button to submit to Sharepoint. There are plenty of Microsoft articles for this, such ...

Hi, I'm assuming you have a rule that uses the user's alias. Instead of using the xpath to the user alias, you might need to use the current() function to get and use the current value of the field. Hope this helps!

Well, you have to execute two data connections to GetCommonManager 1. GetCommonManager of the user1. This yields manager1. manager1 becomes the input for the next step. 2. GetCommonManager of the manager1. This yields manager2. You can't accomplish this with one action; you'll need a series of actions chained one after the next. Does ...

If you've been able to create a data connection and rules to bring in the User and his spending limit, then you just need to repeat this to get the others. You'll have actions that do the following:When form loads, get the user using the username that was retrieved, get his/her spending limitthen, an action takes the user and locates the ...

Hi, I could recommend going thru this link to get an understanding on data sources in general: http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/infopath-help/introduction-to-data-sources-HA001230326.aspx Good luck!

Are you getting an error? It's not clear from your post where the problem is occurring, so if possible please provide more details on where the failure is happening. Thanks!

I believe that you can accomplish this in two ways: 1. In the form, have a second submit operation which submits to Sharepoint after submitting succesfully to the web service. 2. Create a ShP data view, using Sharepoint Designer, which queries data from the SQL table. Though this document deals specifically with data submitted via DBXL (a ...