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Hi - I just tried in the Newbie questions and got the option to add the post to favorites.... I tried the button on a few posts, and they behaved as expected. Can you give me an example of a post where favorites is not working correctly for you? Also, what browser are you using? I'm using IE 9.
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I just started learning InfoPath and have some basic questions. I m hoping that I will get some good guidance .
I created a blank InfoPath form using InfoPath Designer 2010. I have four text boxes for testing purpose. LEt's say I have these fields.ID First Name Last Name EmailI have a SQL Server database and a table with those above fields ...
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Hi all,
I have a two checkboxes that are set by buttons for submission. The values in IP are set to be "0" when unchecked and "1" when checked. These values are being used to indicate which view a user sees when they open the form. If "x" role and "0" a certain view shows; if "x" ...
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Hi Ernesto,
In my solution, the attachements are posted in one document library and the form (XML file) is posted in another library. The XML file is sent using a submit button defined in data connection rule and it is working fine, the only problem was the attachement.
Checking the permissions, I could see my account listed as ...
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I think what you are looking for is the embeded picture control. Insert your picture control and select Included in the form. The difference is that now the control will attach the picture to the form and it will display the image for you as well. Hope this helps!
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You can use filters to do this. The basic idea is you need a secondary data connection to the library/list itself. Then you create a filter on the dropdown such that you only display values that are not present in that secondary data connection. If your scenario is only limited to within the form instance, then it should be ...
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InfoPath sometimes does some weird stuff with pasted text. Did you try copying it into notepad first then pasting into InfoPath? Try using a multiline text box instead if you don't need any formatting.
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You'll need to create a secondary data connection to the SharePoint list in your form. Retrieve the current user name using the userName function. With these pieces of data, you can now create a formatting rule on your section that will hide conditionally based on whether the user name exists in that list. Hope that ...
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Hi -
You can allow your promoted properties to also be "demoted" - that is, you can change the value in the library item instead of having to actually open the form.
So, if your form had logic on the "Phone" field - a rule to clear another field for example - but you allowed users to change that field in the library (either ...
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I need some help with conditional formatting. I am trying to hide a section from view if
you are not a in a SharePoint list. IP 2010, SP 2010
I have two columns in the SharePoint list. A text field for User Name and a “Person or
Group” selector.
SharePoint list example: Text Field, “Person or Group”
Jon Smith, ...