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We have a form with a drop-down that is setup with several people's names in it.
After updating the form when someone's name changed inside of IP2010 and re-publishing it to SharePoint however the web form still shows the old name, not the new one.
I've updated the workflow to change the name once it's saved so that the ...
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Not sure exactly what happened but I have an InfoPath form with multiple views...
I setup the default view with a background image & our company logo...Now when I open the form all of the loaded images have been replaced with red x's...
I am able to insert images on any of the other views, but for some reason I am unable to do so on my ...
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Hi,
I've successfully created a cascading dropdown field that imports filtered data from another SharePoint list. What I really want to do is have it auto populate another field or the current dropdown with the filtered data because it will always be a single piece of data, not multiple lines. There is no need for choosing. ...
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Thanks for your answer
I found a way to do this a few weeks ago..... I set up a data connection to query the Ref Number column in the document library and the form adds 1 to the highest value - in my case this does work because the forms should never be deleted from the library and the ref number is not set until the submit button is clicked and ...
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Hi thanks for this. I found a solution a few weeks ago and that was to add another seperate workflow to the document library that starts when a form is created and straight away pauses for 7 days.
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Submitting data to SQL is a frequent question, so I'll just give you the link to the most recent discussion.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/25796.aspx
Thanks.
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When a repeating InfoPath field becomes a promoted property in a SharePoint form library, there are usually four options: first, merge, count and last. Sounds like you've selected first when promoting this property. You'll want to change that to last instead.
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Ok, the first step then is to create a SharePoint List, add the columns you require (Name, Date, Product Needed) and test that form to ensure it's working as desired. Then add a couple of test items.
Step 2 would be to design a second form that reads the data from that list. But we'll need to have step 1 completed before the SharePoint ...
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I don't believe there's a way to unpublish a form without going into the manifest files and making manual modifications - and this is dangerous. If you make a small mistake it would damage your form.
Typically, when a form is designed two copies exist: a form that is designed and a form that is published. I believe that in the scenario ...
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In each of the views, set the contents within a Section, and hard code the section's height and width to make sure they occupy one page each.
You'll have a lot of trial and error to make sure the printed page looks ok, but this height/width hack guarantees each view fits in one page.