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If you wish to attach a picture, click on the Options tab in a reply and attach the file there. :)
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Here's a sample. Save the file locally. Right click the saved file and select design, then preview. Let me know if you have any questions. :)
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I'm not sure - do you have a SharePoint admin who might be able to help?
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So - silly question.... but if there are two log items approved and another new item added, if the user clicks an "approve" button not associated with individual items, how do they know what they have approved? Is it just generally accepted it would apply to all that are not currently approved? Or if two are approved and one is ...
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I'd recommend rethinking that design. If they need to have different announcements, etc, on the page, why not have them update that info in an announcements list and a calendar (for example) and then expose those via web parts? I would not like to have to manage anything that involved republishing a form 3 or more times a week! :)
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Wow - I'm surprised to hear that. So no data from those at all is returned? Are you testing in the browser? Sorry - I don't have anything like this configured in any of my test environments, so I don't have someplace to try things. :)
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Under the Options tab in a reply. :)
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I'm not sure what to suggest. It sounds as if the XML you are opening isn't referring to the browser enabled template you've published. Perhaps check the relink view in the library and make sure the URL to the template is correct?
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I'm having a little trouble understanding, I'm sorry. I think you saying you want to update just some of the repeating rows in your table with a button outside of your table? If so, SetValue command can do that - then you can continue to submit all rows to SharePoint.
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I should have been more clear - I was wondering if you could use something OTHER than InfoPath - I suggested the Google API because I thought maybe you could add a simple script to your site (without having to publish anything) - is your client using SharePoint?