InfoPath Dev

Did you find a solution?

Thanks for the reply, but this will open a form in a web browser to fill fields. I want this web-based form to be in InfoPath form with the certain layout and background and company logo. Is there a way to do that?

Hello, did you find a solution? i need to do the same in order to enable users to enter columns data in the document library using InfoPath!!

I need to design a document library that contains PDF files through upload or a new item, the documents should be identified by many columns and I need it to be recommended columns to fill. so i want to control adding item action in the document library to be through InfoPath form {or upload item}, Is that possible?

Any One can help here?

I need today() to be updated column in SharePoint --------- (without filter our any items that added for example [Today]-7 >> this solution is suggested to many sites by professionals but doesn't fit my case cause I don't want to filter out any item) Any solution to this problem?

I did design a workflow related to form library that including many task assignments. once a person gets a task notification email and clicks on the task title link he got directed to the basic web-based task interface with related form as an attached file and the user must open the Edit item in the task ribbon to fill data like approve, reject, ...

this is an elementary question about how we can control the post appearance. no matter space or paragraph breaks we add t finally the post appear as one combined paragraph. I need to explain my questions in a certain flow by adding paragraph breaks and spaces but whatever I add will disappear when I post my post. Any help?

My form contains many tables and subsection, a lot of fields that have validation rules to be mandatorily required in certain conditions. the issue is when I scroll down inside the form, in preview mode or on share point page, to edit wor fill some fields in a certain table the form move by itself to return me to the top part and keep doing ...

Thank you JedWalker for your fast response, and I'm on the same page with you. this kind of projects takes more time than expected because too many tiny details and issues to solve. so we leave 'why' as a mystery