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Hi
I have a form that is made up of several sections. Each section is one seperat form with a "send" button at the bottom. Each section, or form, is sendt to a different e-mail adress. I want to diasable a section after having sent it once so the same user can not send the same form twice. Please help.
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Glad to hear it's working! :)
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Thank you Mel,
The contains() function works very well.
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Hi,
I would like to create a drop down list control where the choices will be the departments from the active Directory. Is this possible?
br Bertrand
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Hi Hilary
The information in Form 1 does change but not often the same for Form 2. Group A will complete Form 1 and when Group B opens Form 2 it will pick up certain information from Form 1 (via secondary data source and a Form Load rule). Therefore the information in Form 2 is updated when it is opened. There is not a ...
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thanks Hilary,
works great
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Hi Kei and welcome to the forum,
We have an InfoPath Master class that we conduct which includes a module on best practices.
To answer your specific requirements, you'll want to use a workflow with an Impersonation Step to remove permissions on submitted forms and add back permissions for submitter, approval chain and admin staff.
Add ...
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Create an XML Template part and include it in your form.
Or, create a dropdown without any values first and copy that.
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Yes, you can do this but it's a bit complex since you have to manually update the form contents. I wouldn't bother because there are a lot of references. The simple way is when you originally created the form the dialog asked you if you wanted to include other schemas - that was the time to say yes and specify them. After creating the form ...
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Well, why not just display some red text in the form? That's a lot simpler than this convoluted approach just to show a popup dialog. You can even have them click an "OK" to enable the control. Use conditional formatting and hide-show to make it dynamic. No need for popups.