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Hi again,
Sorry for delay in replying. This is a SharePoint permissions thing. To save the form, they must have Edit permissions. This is actually a big issue, since users can easily delete forms on SharePoint. One partial solution is to remove the filename column from your default view so that they can't click the dropdown and edit/delete the ...
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Hi PCM and welcome to our forum,
Not that I know of but I'd check out IMAPI interface.
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Hi Jason,
Thanks for the great link.
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Hi Mario,
Sorry for the delay. In the future, please post these questions in the Premium Donwloads section for faster response.
If you bound the form to AD Web service, and you are calling it on load (check the data connection settings) then you already have a secondary data source which gets set to the current user.
Go to data source in the ...
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Hi Karsten,
Thanks for the great idea on a HowTo topic. We have code that does this. Send me e-mail and we'll mail it to you or wait a week and we'll add a HowTo on how to do this.
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Hi RB and welcome to our forum,
There are tons of examples. Try searching the forum and looking at the HowTos. Greg has several that talk to this scenario.
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Karsten, you can call code from the rules in the Condition using xdExtension.
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2005/06/17/430347.aspx
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Hi Thierry,
Wow!!! That's a total trick and completely undocumented. Office 2007 won't support MSXML but I suppose there's an analog method in System.XML.
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Hi aq_sps and welcome to our forum,
Great question. The problem is that InfoPath doesn't support SQL query statements that refer to fields in your form. We have a Web service tool that we will beta release in a few days that will solve your problem. If you want to be a beta-tester, go to our About Us and fill out the Contact Us form. We'll send ...
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Hi Laurie,
There is a Submit Project Inquiry link on our About Us page. Thanks!