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Hello!
In my form I have a repeating table, which in main data source looks like
<my:reg_info>
</my:reg_code>
</my:reg_name>
</my:reg_info>
But in the newest form I had to add </my:reg_date> to this scope.
Is it possible to add this field to the older filled forms programmatically using C#? ...
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Hi Jo-Anne--
Thanks, I'll give that a shot. I tried rules attached to the dropdown, but didn't think about the submit button.
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Hi Alex
Thanks, that really helped me make sense of it. I will try use a secondary workflow and see how that goes and will let you knwo. Thanks again for your help with this
cheers
Sean
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FYI: When an infopath form has fields that get submitted to a sharepoint list/library to appear in a column then that is called 'promoting' fields. The fields are 'promoted' from the form to the library. Maybe you've done this before. As a side note: you can use a workflow and the action 'get inner ...
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Hilary,
thank you very much, for me it is very helpful :)
/Yevgeny
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Hi jdwilliams,
It looks like the rule is a formatting rule and not a validation rule. I'm not exactly sure why they wouldn't work when publishing the form to SharePoint.
I'm also wondering, why do you need the other submit button for display? You can disable the actual submit button until all the fields are filled out... that will ...
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Hi Joe,
You can try adding a field in your data source called "FormName" and add a rule in your submit button that sets its value. So, for example, add a rule with condition if dropdown is = NO, set value of FormName = concat("SomeFormTitle - ", "UNAPPROVED). Then, add another rule with condition if dropdown = X, set the ...
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Hello jskeeker,
I don't remember experiencing this issue before with calculated columns in SharePoint list. Perhaps you can try a different method to query the list, such as owssvr.dll. You can research on some tutorials out there, but here's ...
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Add the conditional statements to the Form Load section. It is in the Ribbon under the Data tab. http://benmcmann.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/figure3.png?w=300&h=126 <-- screenshot to show you where it is. You can have really elaborate conditional statements. It is super easy. :-)
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You could create a duplicate fields and those fields have conditional statements that say "if fieldx is not blank, set fielda value to fieldx" and a statement that says to hide it if blank. FieldX is the original field and fieldA is the new field. So basically you are pulling in the information IF something is there and if not, the field ...