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Have you got any solution for your above mentioned issue? Even i am also facing the same issue.
Has any one got any suggestion, please do respond.
Thanks!
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Thanks Ernesto for the suggestion.
I have implemented as mentioned by you and this worked fine when i filled all the form fields and submitted the Form. Once submittion is complete, i navigated to Form library where the form gets submitted and opened the item and found that the Submit button is disabled.
But, if i leave the mandatory fields ...
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Issue solved once i searched :-) thanks to ErnestoM in this post: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/19440/67374.aspx#67374
value = concat("file", substring-after(., "http"))
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Well - you can use form load rules to change views. Or you could put everything in a section and conditionally format the section... But I think getting the user's domain is going to be the tough part. I think UserProfileService can help you there - Search for InfoPath and UserProfileService and you should be able to find some blog ...
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Euw. Well, that't the trick, then - when you modify what the user is entering via rules, you need the data to look like what the form expects for validation. Looks like it needs to be a date time - so you'd preface the time value sample I gave you with 1899-12-30T, you could just concat that in, I suppose - and you could probably use ...
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Here is my scenario: I have a form that is submitted to a SharePoint Form Library, but business requirements ask that after the form is submitted, it should not be able to be edited again (with possible exception of a certain admin group). I know that I could just do this in SP by setting up a group's permission to be read-only for this Form ...
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Thanks Ernesto.
I have just sent off the email.
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Hello, I'm obviously new here so, please, be nice!
I need to know if there is any possibility to change the view's style depending a variable at runtime. I use InfoPath 2010, and I access the view through a webpart, which depending the user's domain, should point to a different view, i mean, the same logic, but different style (like ...
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Thanks Hilary for the update this is great news!
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I would really appreciate any help on this matter as time is key. I have a form that was created in InfoPath 2010 in which I promote many items within the form to SharePoint 2010 site columns and site content types. I now am trying to promote an InfoPath text field with multiple lines to a SharePoint site column. I have ...