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I can get it to work by using the following conditions:preceding-sibling::my:Table/my:field1 = ""
AND
preceding-sibling::my:Table/my:UniqueRowGuid = my:UniqueRowGuidBut I'm not quite sure what you're trying to accomplish and therefore whether this is the correct way to go about it.
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[quote user="Jimmy"] To respond to your confusion, the fact of the matter is that there are some features that are harder (or impossible) to implement in a client-server web application vis á vis a freestanding rich client. That's why the client version has all the features the browser version does[/quote] ...
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I have a user of an InfoPath 2010 browser based form that is having issues with the File Attachment control. The control displays the message "click her to attach a file", but clicking the text does not cause anything to happen. The user needs to use the paperclip icon to the right of the control to attach a file.
Is this a known ...
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In the attached form I have a couple formatting rules I'm trying to apply based on the preceding-sibling value. It looks like it should work but it's not.
The conditions I'm trying to apply are:
preceding-sibling::my:field1 = ""
AND
preceding-sibling::my:UniqueRowGuid = my:UniqueRowGuid.
I tried it with ...
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Hi,
I noticed the form I have set up with a custom workflow using SPD, has the following, approvers can go back and change the status (Approve/Reject) after they have submited and "complete task".
How to disable this feature, if it is possible?
Thanks
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Hi,
I have a question about this feature within a workflow. I have a custom workflow using SPD. I noticed when approvers reciever an email if they
1. Open the form through the email, click on the messagr bar "Edit this task" and approve/reject.....it does NOT map back to workflow to mark as "Completed"
2. ...
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Sorry my mistake, it's a form filler I was deploying.
It used to be a browser form until the user requirements took it beyond that.... it was only after I converted it to filler that I put code behind in it.
I just created a simple test browser form. 2 buttons, 1 to email submit and 1 to launch a browser (using code) and when I try and ...
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You are able to publish to a library as a Browser form? And your email submit works? This link says:
Note that there are certain restrictions to deploying your form as a sandboxed solution:
Must be an InfoPath 2010 form.
Must use C# or Visual Basic as the programming language.
Cannot submit to e-mail data connections.
Cannot have ...
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My form filler has all of the above... code behind (to launch a browser window when an image button is pressed) and an email submit connection but I don't get any prompts when I simply publish the form to the forms library. Nor when I run it.
I'll check the link
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I don't mean to confuse you. If your forms do not have code, as I've mentioned, this is simply not an issue for you and you can keep publishing to a form library. If your forms did have code, and an email submit connection, you'd have to admin approve the form (as outlined in the link I provided above) to open them in the browser. ...