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You can accomplish this via Conditional Formatting. Simply establish a condition and check the checkbox for "Hide this section". For example, the dropdown has 6 options, and the form has 6 sections. If a user selects option 1 in the dropdown, all sections are hidden except section 1. You'll be creating Conditional formatting for each ...
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This was solved last week:
"This has been resolved. After reviewing her site configuration, I had her check the Application eventlog for errors matching the time of the Qdabra error. There was a SharePoint error at those times with Network Service not having permission to access the Sharepoint database. Evidently, the ...
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As far as I know, there is no way to wrap text in a dropdown in InfoPath.
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You mentioned in the first message that the machine is not a part of a domain? Is this true?
For all of DBXL's features to work, the machine needs to be a part of a domain.
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I would also add this: check the Qdabra event log in event viewer to see if there were any errors during installation. This might give us further clues as to what is going on.
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It should be possible to accomplish this scenario (DBXL and Sharepoint on one machine, SQL on another).
You've run into a permissions error, and the problem seems to be happening when the Sharepoint machine tries to log in to the SQL machine.
Are you able to deploy and use a browser-enabled form on this Sharepoint instance (no DBXL)? I ...
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All InfoPath forms have a PI (processing instructions) which will contain the href. Something like this:
<?mso-infoPathSolution name="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:infopath:Form1:http---rgs-ru-Form1" href="file:///C:\YourInfoPathForm\manifest.xsf" solutionVersion="1.0.0.60" ...
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Hi Philipp, there are a few ways of doing this. Here is one.
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The only thing I can think of is doing an email solution, which gets later uploaded to SharePoint. For details, read this.
Otherwise, just have users go to File > Save when they are offline, and have a SUBMIT button for when they are online.
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The only thing I can think of is doing an email solution, which gets later uploaded to SharePoint. For details, read this.Otherwise, just have users go to File > Save when they are offline, and have a SUBMIT button for when they are online.