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Hey Bravo21 and welcome!
Yes, just add an action after submit to set a field value that controls whether the button is enabled/disabled. If you don't have a field value in your form to use, you can add an XML resource file with a single entry <submitted></submitted> and set that secondary data source value. Then, just add ...
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Hi Michael,
Yes, we have a tool to do this, but it has not been released to our website yet. We plan to release it in the next 2 weeks. Sorry for the delay. I'm not sure the tool supports custom lists but it does support batch mapping of InfoPath forms to a SharePoint list.
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Hi Ian,
You can set library and document permissions in MOSS.
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Hi Ian,
I assume you are talking about the XSN file... To prevent read access to the form's XSN you will want to Enable Protection but then also lock down the permissions of the XSN on the server where you are saving it. In other words, publish to SharePoint or some other Web Server and lock the permissions down on that site. On a ...
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Hi Kavitha and welcome to InfoPathDev!
Cool project. Great to hear that you got the XSLT working. That is a challenging exercise. Ian Dawson (aka Dowson) has been struggling with that in the forum. Maybe you can post on what you did to get your XSLT to work. That would be helpful.
Now, regarding going back from Word to XML. I suggest using XML ...
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Are you running 64-bit Vista?
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Hi Ian,
Where is the form published? Can't you change the file permissions on the XSN to prevent writes by unwanted users?
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qRules requirements are listed on qRules download page - you need InfoPath 2007 and if your form already has code, it won't work.
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The simple reason is that the computer doesn't have InfoPath installed on it or the installation is corrupt. Try repairing Office and verify that InfoPath can open from the Start button.
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Hi Igor,
Thanks for the post, but since we didn't write that blog, I don't have a quick answer. Have you tried asking Janne Mattila?