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In my opinion, InfoPath 2010 rules!!! I've written up a synopsis of some of the new features and my thoughts on them. I have more thoughts and a better understanding than when I wrote this a few months ago, so I will update it with more info soon:
InfoPath 2010 Rules!
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In InfoPath 2010 and SharePoint 2010, we can now customize all list forms within InfoPath. This is a huge improvement in SP2010 and something I plan to take advantage of often. One other major feature is that we can build External Lists based off data in external data sources, and then we can STILL modify that list's forms with ...
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Sounds like you're not publishing to the same place that you're testing.
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Good idea. Go for it and let us know what issues you have, then we can help you. This is pretty straightforward, so I think you can do it with a little elbow grease. If you get stuck, let me know, and I'll answer right away.
If you need a hint to get started, then use conditional formatting on the section properties (display ...
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Nah, don't do that. Just make a submit data connection directly to the SharePoint form library and put both submit actions on the same button. Be sure to use an auto-generated filename in the SharePoint submit DC:
InfoPath – Auto-Generating Filenames
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It's a good question, especially if you aren't used to working with SP workflows. If you notice the workflow status column that is automatically generated...the text is hyperlinked. If you click on that, it takes you to a workflow status/history page where all of this gets logged along with other info about the workflow - very ...
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Yes, the code in the function box is garble, because I removed the DC. Don't look at that unless you plan to change your data connection to match mine.
Instead, just look at the first part in the properties box and remember what it looks like. You don't have to hand code any of that. All you do is build the standard ...
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So absolutely nothing is happeningon step 2? If not, then I'm sorry, but the logic is incorrect. I know it sucks to hear, but that's just how it is. I can't tell based on that screenshot whether it's right or not. I'd have to see EVERYTHING in the entire form schema and library settings, but that's a ...
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I know - I'm saying that InfoPath automatically creates the statement using "current()." You just have to set it up right in the data schema and then in the default or rule or expression statement that you create by selecting the filter action through the GUI.
You can see the syntax in my Phone and Power fields. ...
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Set a static width for all controls unless contained in a table cell. All 100% width fields will stretch the width of the screen in emails.