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Here's one way to do it: The idea is to store a copy of the form fields & values immediately after opening, and then add a function to detect when the fields have changed. When the user clicks your close button, call this function and if the values have changed, add code to submit the form; if they haven't changed, add code to ...

I have used the Current() function, now it is working fine.

I am new at this so try not to laugh too hard if you find my ignorance amusing. I've been teaching for 30 years and I have observed that one of the toughest obstacles for a student to overcome is others laughng at a sincere question. So please be kind. i realize there are MANY of you out there who are much smarter than I in this area. ...

 Hi, when you publish your form on content type or library, you have the possibility to add some field(Category for example). The idea is not to configure your button to start a workflow but to set a field  to a defined value (when you click  on the button add a rule to set category field to "start workflow" for example). ...

Hi Potekmkine, Thank you for your feedback. I a little bit confused as to how to achive some of the things you mentioned. In my the form i created i will add a field which is bound to my librar(how do i do that ?), how do i make the button start a workflow ? your help is highly appreciated d ! : ) Roy

 Hi, If you have Sharepoitn 2010 you can do it like that without code: you add a field on your form and bind it on the library (category), set it to some value (step2)when you click on your button (your step 2). You can create a Sharepoint designer WF that will be launch when the field (category) is set to your value (step 2) to grant ...

hi Guys and Girls, I would like to make a button that give permissions to a pre-defined group in Active directory, on the file itself, the workflow is as followed: 1. Person A goes into the form library, creates a new form and submits it. 2. he will then click on the button which will grant permissions to the pre-defined group 3. **optional** ...

Check your SharePoint log files and see if you can get more info from there. Default locations: SharePoint 2007 - C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\LOGS SharePoint 2010 - C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\LOGS

Hi - I think she is going to have to have read rights on the DB. I guess you could try creating an external list that reads from the DB and then give read permissions to that list, and use that SharePoint list instead of the DB - but it seems like it would make more sense to give read rights to the DB.