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Hello again,
You're welcome. Please refer to Hilary's blog for XPath resources.
Thanks!
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Hi Caroline,
This has been demoed in one of our free webinars. If you have a field called "Status", you can add formatting rules so that Approve/Reject buttons will enable/show when status = "Submitted" and disable/hide when status = "New". If you have a separate view for approvers, add a rule in your form to ...
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Hi John,
Do you have some sort of permissions/rules running in your form - for example, if current user is not the one who created the form, it switches to a read-only view?
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Hi Rakesh,
By saying "development environment", is that another SharePoint server? If the form works when previewed using InfoPath client but throws error after publishing in SharePoint, then it could be a cross domain issue. Try changing the form to full trust.
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Hi Jacob,
Sorry I'm not sure how to do that. But you can try creating an InfoPath Form Web Part and use the browser link to your new form. Your users will see the new (blank) form in the Web Part everytime they access the page.
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