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I missed the new thread. Where is it?
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Cool. Thanks for the update.
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Hi Barry and thanks for posting.
You could use an xpath expression. Our xpath experts are all on vacation this week and next. Search for xpath wildcard selectors or something like that. Here's an example of one that selects all fields and attributes: //*[not(*)] | //@*[name() != 'xml:lang']
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Yes, you can add a rule to the repeating control. And, it should fire when the secondary data source gets loaded. Just go to the data source, select the repeating group in your data fields and add the rule there. You could simply add the rule to the link and have it replace, but be careful because it will continue firing so you'll need to set ...
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Have you read the documentation?
Depends on what Active Directory keys you are using.
Typical keys are like: name, title, mail, etc.
You can drag the entire secondary data source into the view, preview, and see all of the keys. Then, just select value and click filter and add key is equal to <whatever> and there you have it.
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Looks like your field1 needs a "my:" prefix. Or, the other "my:" prefixes need to be removed.
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Don't preview it locally. Preview runs differently.
Go to the Web site and open it.
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Hi Mike,
You can add conditional formatting rule to the submit button to hide it if the digisig is not in the XML.
Why can't they see the digisig? Not sure. Can you include a screenshot of the submitted form and the email view? Go to Options tab and upload an image.
Thanks!
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You can replace item permissions using a SharePoint workflow impersonation step. That's easiest way to do it.
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Hey Lola 2013,
Why do you want it to do that? I'd like to respond in a way that is going to help but I need to know more first. Can you provide some context?
Pwetty pwease?