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Trying to give our 700 users a quick button to have their report reviewed by their assigned editor. Was thinking easiest and straightforward for end user way is to have a button on the DIP that sends the document to the assigned editor for review and comment. I can't see how to get from the button to an actual actual like starting ...
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So far, all I know is that we have to upgrade to SharePoint 2010 before upgrading to SharePoint 2013...
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I am very new to InfoPath and am trying to understand the FX functions.
I have a field that want to propagate with a a reference code made up of: the first, second and last letter of the users surname, plus first 3 letters of the data from another field, plus the current time.
For example, if the surname was Williams, and the other field ...
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I have a Repeating table that can have inserts added by the end user. A scenerio I have is when an inserts are made an additional blue box with an arrow pops-up giving the user the option to "Insert before, Insert after and Remove". This option allows the user to remove the extra tables as needed. The issue though is the user can then ...
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I think SharePoint 2013 is recent enough that there's no best practice yet, but as with any upgrade, I would recommend testing if possible. If you have a spare server, where you can upgrade from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2013, it would be a good test. If you don't have a place to test, then make sure to have a backup. Back up all your form ...
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Hi all,
A few years ago I designed an infopath form that is integrated with Sharepoint. The form is filled out and upon submit it is added to sharepoint with a number of properties promoted. In sharepoint I have workflows that run on create and on update. I check for certain conditions in my workflow to send out emails to let people know the ...
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I think instead of this:
XPathNodeIterator Cart = DataSources["Shopping Cart"].CreateNavigator().Select("//dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW[d:Editor/pc:Person/pc:AccountId = ...
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Here is my ClickedEvent code. Everything is working as desired except for the user filter on the XPathNodeIterator line. I only want the data source to return nodes where where the 'Modified By' field in the secondary data source equals the 'Requested By' field in the form (current user). On the XPathNodeIterator I've tried the ...