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I have an web-enabled infopath template with managed code that submits data to a MOSS2007 form library. The Form library has additional data columns that are not part of the form template (ie, non-promoted). The Form library has some workflows that send emails if a non-promoted data cloumn is changed (like a status, for example). Everything works ...
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Thanks.
I will check this out.
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Hi -
The sample forms have locked schemas. They can be unlocked, but it is pretty complicated - it may be easier to just start with a new blank form.
Google translate:
Les exemples de formulaires ont verrouillé schémas. Ils peuvent être débloqués, mais il est assez compliqué - il peut être plus facile de commencer avec un nouveau ...
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NOT easy.
Sorry. You can create Word print views for your form and then add it to the form. But the XSL is... complicated.
Here's a blog post that may help you. Oh, and so you know - it won't be browser compatible.
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in relation to this - I was wondering if there is a way to make the subject field on the MailEnvelope Read only.
I have my users submitting the forms however I would like them to stop amended the Subject field on the emails. (sorry if its a simple answer but I am not well adept at coding)
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Hi - what's the error? Are you opening the template in design mode? Right click the file and select Design to open after moving the template - then you can use Save As to save.
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I receive an error message when trying to work on an InfoPath 2007 form that I developed in a different computer.
I develop InfoPath forms at home and take them into work and I can't seem to be able to modify them at work.
Is there a setup configuration or option setting I am missing?
How can I overcome this.
Thanks.
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I realize this was a while ago, but can you tell me how you were able to get the ID#Value; format out of the lookup column? This is exactly what Im trying to do but i cant select both (ID and Title), it will ony let me choose whatever the value is for the lookup.
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Just got upgraded to InfoPath 2010.
I am trying to get InfoPath to spit out form letters as word documents. I have all the data and can get the data formatted correctly in an InfoPath view.
I started going through this tutorial, but could not get it to work: ...
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You said that you use an Active Directory web service so that you can retrieve their dept, phone, email, location. You check group membership and control permissions within the form base upon their groups.
How do you do that? I see that I can pull the user's username. I know that I can create a list in Sharepoint and manually add ...