InfoPath Dev

Hi I'm not entirely sure where to post this question so here's a good start. I work for a healthcare provider and I'm building forms to replace paper in an attempt to save the organisation money. I have a patient administration system and a SQL server. My plan is to build a form which can retrieve patient demographics via a ...

Hello I am using Infopath 2010 and Sharepoint 2010.  When a user submits a form a workflow is triggered which sends an email to a manager with all of the form information and a hyperlink to the form.  I have used the lookup function to populate the email message with the fields on the form.  This worked fine and the emails did get ...

Sorry for the simple question but here it goes.  I have a series of 5 check boxes on my form.  The user can only select up to three.  I'm not sure how to have a validation error show up if the user selects more than three check boxes.  Hoping someone can point me in the right direction.  Thanks so much in advance.

 Is putting the repeating table inside a section an acceptable workaround for your scenario?

Hola, El control está disponible en InfoPath 2010 para ciertos tipos de formularios. Si no aparece en la lista de controles, deberás crear otro tipo de formulario para que el mismo aparezca en la lista. Suerte.

Please can somebody help? Incase my first post was a bit ambiguous; what i currently have is a sharepoint list with 4 columns: "Contract" which is a choice field, "Product" which is a single line text box field, "Date" which is a date field and "Quantity" which is a number field the idea is; to add a ...

Yes, a republish solved the problem. It was not a cached version. I did try using  a test user and got the same error. Thanks anyway!

You can bind the section control to the same field as the checkbox.  Just drag the checkbox's field in with the right mouse button and create a section with it.  Then put the checkbox inside that.  That should do the trick.

Hi wissems, You can use substring in your formula to get the time on both date time fields and then subtract it. Please see this sample form for tips on how to use substring on date/time fields: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/examples/entry41104.aspx Thanks!

Hi Doreen, What I think you need to do is rather than use a regular button, use a picture button. You don't need Photoshop. =) It's so easy to use PowerPoint to create a picture - insert a shape with rounded corners, add a text that says something like "Submit", and then, in the Format tab, choose a shape style (lots ...