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Hi and Thanx for the reply, let me tell you the scenario clearly.
I attached a document in the info path, that document upload to our doc libaray.let say it is our request form.
In the other form i need that document to be visible to user which was attached in the request form.
I am not simply submitting form to the code, i need some ...
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Hi Deeayrian,
It's the URL for the target form. You will probably need to make it part of your concat function. For example, in the source form: concat("http://site/library/form/template.xsn&ID=",ID), where ID is a field in your form that you will be using for the input parameter.
You can get the URL for your site (assuming ...
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File->Form Options->Security and then uncheck Automatic and select Restricted.
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Hi Ace07,
"Insert item" is a widget on the repeating table. To make your file attachment repeating, in the InfoPath Designer, you'll want to add a non-repeating group ("Attachments") with a repeating group inside it ("Attachment") and a fileAttachment field inside that. I'm assuming that ...
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Hey good timing!
I did a webinar on this technique last Thursday. qRules supports getting input parameters so for those of you who don't want to write code (which could break when your form changes), I recommend that approach, but there is one other approach which is to use a library column as your clipboard. That's demo #2 from my weekly ...
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Are the questions on a separate site? Make sure security is set to domain trust (automatic option).
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Hi Doreen,
Please email us for quicker response since sometimes we don't get to the forum until the weekend. :)
So long as the SharePoint libraries are on the same site, you don't need full trust.
If you are querying a database, why not just use DBXL's QueryDB? Then, you have a Web service and it's a piece of cake to dynamically ...
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Hi Dhiran.
The dropdown on the filter dialog should give you the option of matching "any occurrence". Just set the condition to that and you should be in business.
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I'm not sure this will work, but have you tried creating a data connection to the list that requires special access and making sure to set the data connection to not load when the form opens but instead make it a rule action to query when they click the button. SharePoint may then prompt for user credentials.
If that doesn't work, why ...
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May I humbly suggest using a bunch of blank rows as default data and only showing three of them?
Then, you are codeless and everyone knows codeless is the way to go for minimizing future maintenance cost.