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I would invert it. Assume that the Everyone user role is the default and make the read only view the default view.
Only switch the supervisor view if they are in that group. You can still make supervisor the initiator, but it should be the lowest one in the list (i.e. #3).
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Sounds like a bug in the InfoPath Designer.
Go to Publish->Export Source Files. Create a new folder and select it.
Now, go to the folder, and open view1.xsl in notepad and search for uniqueItems. You'll have to figure out if that parameter is valid. You may want to just delete the area. Be careful - editing the XSL manually is a sharp ...
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Hi Stephanie,
This is very similar to your other post which I just answered. Same answer here. Easy to do with filtering.
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How about promoting the status of the item and filtering on that?
Modify the data connection to include the new status field and also change it to not load on open.
Now, create a button with a rule that has two actions: set the value of the query parameters to the status you want and query the data connection.
Voila!
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Wilkies0106aw is right. No code needed. Just do the needful and use a formatting rule to disable or hide the control. Easy peasy. Fie on all form developers writing code. Not needed.
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Hey Jacqui,
We can help out here but this is going to require more than the forum I recommend that you purchase a support pack and hire us for an hour.
Please note: lots of people are out for summer vacation this week and next.
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Hi NitPicker and welcome,
I've never heard of or seen this. Sounds like there may be a keyboard accelerator associated with the Submit button. Go to the label and see if this is the case. If so, remove it. It's possible that something got screwed up and the keyboard accelerator is no longer working. Right click on the Submit button ...
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I missed the new thread. Where is it?
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Cool. Thanks for the update.
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Hi Barry and thanks for posting.
You could use an xpath expression. Our xpath experts are all on vacation this week and next. Search for xpath wildcard selectors or something like that. Here's an example of one that selects all fields and attributes: //*[not(*)] | //@*[name() != 'xml:lang']