InfoPath Dev

Hi, Rommel - I'm sorry about that, thanks for letting us know. We'll get that updated, and I will follow up here as soon as we have that link fixed! FormsViewer does work with SharePoint 2016 on prem & your SharePoint servers can be hosted in Azure. More soon, once I have a new download package ready...

 I think without some kind of code you won't be able to have a running "clock". Workflow with a pause step is the best suggestion I have for this. Is your email sent via workflow or from the form? If the form is using an email submit connection to send the email, you could do some formatting to hide blanks when the email sends. ...

 If this is not a browser form, you could add a rule to the field that displays a message when the field changes. But you can't pop up a dialog via rules just because a user clicks on a field....

 You just need to disable the submit button if no event categories are selected? Is that what you are trying to do? If so, see attached screenshot - you could add conditional formatting to the submit button to disable it if all instances of the field are blank.

Did you not understand my reply? You should not have to sign your template unless there is a reason to make it full trust. Do you know why the template is currently full trust?

I don't believe we have a release date yet. Is it not possible to keep InfoPath on a machine or two for form designers to use for making any changes?

 I wonder about custom workflow for this - do you have access to SharePoint Designer & permissions that would allow you to create a workflow? I know there is a pause step, so you could start a workflow and pause till.... Date of Last Plus 1 Year, I suppose. I don't know - having a workflow active for a year seems a little extreme, but ...

 Hi, Rocketgirlot - your XSN will have to be published to SharePoint - but as with any non-list form, you can have repeating groups or sections.... Browser form do have some limitations, but only list forms have the limitation on repeating sections. Your end users will need to have access to your SharePoint site, however. You'll need ...

To your first question, all your forms will end up in the browser - so, the XSN will need to be published to SharePoint and the XML will be stored in SharePoint for your currently LAN based forms. And yes, InfoPath Designer is still going to be needed for form design. What version of Office do your users currently have? InfoPath can be removed if ...

I don't believe this is supported.