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I've created a Sharepoint v4 form library and have then editted its template and published it. However, when a coworker of mine attempts to edit that template, she can only bring it up in "read-only" mode. I've tried giving her the same access as I have, it doesn't seem to resolve the issue.
I've searched for a similar ...
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I have 12 Front end's that use a common access database with linked tables etc. Easily over 200 forms. I was wondering what coding considerations I should go over before moving some of the forms to Infopath?
Thanks in advance.
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My guess is that this is in a Web Part Page and Infopath form can be used there as Infopath Form Web Part? with the latter permitting only one connection per webpart?
I am not getting what you are doing or trying to accomplish...
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Actually, we added it because people often find the double eval syntax confusing.
Looking at the formula you tried, my guess would be that this would work:
xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(../../my:Enclosures_Messages/my:Attachments/my:Attachment/my:FileAttachment, 'concat(@my:qRulesFilename,";")'), "..")
With a relative path ...
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Thank you so much! Is there any way to make the first three required and the last two optional?
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One of these days I am going to sit down and read that manual. There are probably other things that are in qRules that come in handy as well.
Yes... that did it. I guess you guys built that because the EVAL would not work. No matter - it did what I needed. Thanks !!!!
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Thanks you very much. It's working perfectly.
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All,
I'd really appreciate your input.
I currently have an InfoPath form (browser) which is used as a 'time sheet'.
It has several fields: Employee Name, Office, Date and Time, Manager, Work Details.
The problem is that very quickly my SP library is reaching it's List view threshold.
The Managers want to keep historical date ...
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It makes sense:) Thank you!
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Well - it takes custom code (or qRules) to add rows to a repeating table using code.
However, you could include a number of rows by default and based on the user's selection determine how many to display. Look under the Data tab in the ribbon and on the left you'll see a button for Defaults. You can insert multiple instances of a ...