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/dsname is the name of your data connection. When you created the data connection to your list, what did you name it?
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I have created a repeating table, within a section, that I would like to Sort using SortTable. The Repeating Table was created by dragging the List from a Sharepoint List Secondary Connection. I therefore used the following SortTable command:
SortTable /dsname=d:SharePointListItem_RW /row=/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW ...
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Hey I was just curious if you ever found an answer to this? You and me are in the same boat. The digiSignatures are a large part of the system I am building but it is just so flakey.....I am concerned about some of what you stated. Are there some better resources that you know of? I am also confused a bit about ...
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My guess would be that one form is a normal InfoPath form and the other is an InfoPath form that is bound to a SharePoint list. As Ernesto pointed out - these different types of forms have different controls available to them.
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Then how can I have a form that has a repeating section (with history) which functions correctly but I can't copy the same control. In other words, I have a form in infopath I open up. The repeating section is on the form and shows the repeating section and captures the history. I would expect to open up InfoPath and ...
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I have created a custom approval workflow (SP Designer 2010), and made some modifications to the approval form. I have noticed that each time you tab to the next field, the form automatically refreshes itself. How can I prevent the form from having this behavior?
Thanks,
Jason
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Do the users have access to the SQL database?
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Wonderful! So glad you got your form working the way you need it to!
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Saludos comunidad,
bueno mi pregunta es la siguiente como hago para especificar dos direcciones de correo capturadas desde dos cajas de texto en el recuadro PARA: / TO: para el envió del formulario desde correo electrónico desde Infopath,
solo he podido hacerlo con una caja de texto, es decir con una dirección de correo, he intentado de ...
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Hi
I thought that this would be simple. I could load up a bunch of images into a SharePoint image library, direct users to a modified version of the slidshow.aspx view that would allow them to see the images (one at a time), collect feedback from them and allow them to click "save and next" to go to the next image. Not so ...