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I have read this article http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/jo-anne_alfafara/archive/2010/10/06/side-by-side-versioning-with-content-types2.aspx. However, I have a need to use this process on an existing form library. I would like to use a slighty modified version of the current form as the old version refrenced in the article and add as a new ...
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Hi, I want to achieve the following scenario. We have arround 4 people doing inspections on lift equipment. They work now a days with ms-word files. To avoid this and build a database, I suggested to work with InfoPath and a SharePoint server. Our board said ok, you may start. In my attempts I noticed that this is not so easy ...
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I need to set a limit of 100 characters to a multiline text box. I found a data validation of the expression string-length(.)
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It is an Infopath Filler Form, not the browser form.
I clicked the button and selected Custom Code from the top bar.
Where it said "Write your code here", I deleted that sentence and typed what you stated.
I then got an error when I tried to click the button:
System.Security.SecurityException
Request failed.
at (Name of my ...
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Is it possible to submit only a single repeating row to a list using the SubmitToSharePointList command?
I have a repeating table of contact information, which is read from one source and added to the main data source. I then want users to be able to add a relationship level for themselves to the contacts. A drop-down on each row gives the ...
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So - it takes 6 to 8 minutes just to LOAD the form in the browser? Ouch! Is the initial view large with lots of controls? Can you access the SharePoint logs and review them to see if you can learn anything there? You might also want to try Fiddler - see if that gets you any insight. I'm assuming other, smaller forms work okay in the ...
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I'm having a little trouble trying to envision what you need to do - it would help to maybe see the data source of the data you are currently collecting, or sample XML?
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This is a great question - I'm not sure. I don't know if SharePoint is case sensitive when it comes to overwriting - set up a quick test form and library - display the field you use for your filename on the form so you can manually change the casing and see what happens.
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Yes - instead of using cannot be blank, add a validation rule. Your rule would have two conditions - field2 is not blank and field1 is blank. You can show whatever message you'd like for the validation error.
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Is this in a browser form? Or in InfoPath Filler? For Filler - Process.Start("http://myurlhere"); should do what you need.