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Hi, there is no way to do this without either manually doing it (creating a form manually for each record in your list) or by using custom code to do it.
We have, however, already built a tool that does this and it's pretty easy to use. Basically you export your SharePoint list as an Excel file, do some configuration in our tool (attach ...
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Hi and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
Can you explain what you trying to do a little more clearly?
Thanks
Ted
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Hi and welecome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
Your scenario seems straightforward and should totally be doable in the browser and from what you have described I think you should be able to do this without code.
You will be using conditional formatting to to make fields read only and editable depending upon the user who is assigned the form for the ...
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Hi,
Did you see this KB http://support.microsoft.com/kb/833714?
Ted
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Hi Eihab,
Yes you could do that using user roles in InfoPath or workflow in the InfoPath form. Basically have a view that is for approval only where everything is read only execpt for the approve button/checkbox etc.
Are these browser based IPFS forms or fat client?
Ted
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Hi B,
Keep in mind that in InfoPath when you query a data source using the InfoPath data connections InfoPath has no way of filtering that data so in this case I believe that all 990 rows and 7 columns worth of data are being returned to the form and then any filtering that you need to do is then being done by InfoPath, which may be the ...
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Hi Samion and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
Have you searched the site for Taskpane integration? There are a number of articles, blogs & forum posts on this type of question.
For example see ...
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If you can post the template to this thread that might help. I know this issue does come up from time to time (see here: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/7457/27255.aspx#27255) it may have to do with timing of the events in the submit rules somehow. If the template is easy enough for me to look at and preview on my computer I might ...
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Dave,
They should all be showing up in the library where you published the form to, in the default view. They should just show up once you publish the form.
Ted
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Hi Dave,
Check out the feature in InfoPath called "Property Promotion". This is what exposes your fields from the form in SharePoint, I think perhaps you are missing that? By default when you Publish to SharePoint none of the fields in your form will be sent to SharePoint for the views, you have to manually add the fields ...