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Oh, I signed up for that the minute it popped up in my inbox. I'll check out the video and look forward to the webinar. Thanks Hilary!
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Lovely, Timely Response!
I was actually going through the steps at http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/itaysk/archive/2007/04/05/InfoPath-_2D00_-Get-the-current-user-without-writing-code.aspx, exploiting the UserProfileService.asmx when I got your reply.
You're Dead On! Thanks!
~Dustin.
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Look into built-in UserProfileService.asmx web service
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Is the ClientID field also in your main data source?
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Hi -
I think the part that may be a little tricky is the pulling the relevant questions in to the main data source - there are a few commands you could use for this. If the schemas match, just use CopyTable - it is the simplest route. If they are more complex, you can use some other approaches, like Insert with additional logic to populate ...
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What a pain in the cranium!
Solution, Finally!
Step 1 - Add multiline text columns in the SharePoint list. I named mine close to the Lookup Column field. Ex. Summary (multiline text column) and LK_Summary (Lookup Summary column).
Step 2 – Open InfoPath form to edit.
Step 3 – If the new multiline text columns did not come over ...
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I have a site that is available to both internal and external users using the External Collaboration Toolkit. Internal users are automatically logged in and external users go to the extended version of the site to log in using forms based authentication against an ADAM database. I was intending to use the available Share Point web server ...
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Recently I published my "EngineeringRequest" form to a Site Content Type.
I created a new form library and added the "EngineeringRequests" content type.
I added a SharePoint Column called "REVIEWED" = Yes/No.
In our current library we have a datasheet view we use in a meeting for reviewing new requests. We set the ...
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I was able to fix....
Apologies for sending out prematurely.
thanks