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Please go to Clay's SharePoint Madness blog site and post your comment there.
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Hi Doreen,
Don't use the asterisk character. Use the name of the group. For example: "count(../preceding-sibling::my:group2) +1".
Note: position() doesn't work in the browser.
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Hi CalmKz,
When the user opens a form for the first time, it has the SaveLocation parameter embedded in the URL. Opening an existing form, the URL will not have this because the form remembers it's save location. That might be related to issue that you are having. I think changing the Source parameter should do the trick, but looks like you ...
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GeneralK2,
There was a sample on this the other day.
See attached.
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Hi RobBing and welcome,
Beautiful image - thank you for attaching.
I think it's just as simple as doing filtering. Have you tried filtering by right-clicking the repeating table and choosing properties->display->filter? The other option, is to filter each row using a conditional formatting rule: home->manage rules->add ...
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Hi Debi,
Does Ctrl-P work from the browser?
Other solutions:
Muhimbi's PDF converter
Pros: widely adopted
Cons: third party add-on
Use Word Automation framework in SharePoint
Pros: out-of-box for SharePoint Enterprise
Cons: some config and coding required to tap into this from InfoPath
My bet is on ctrl-p. :)
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Hi Gec13,
Thank you for your interest.
You can download a free trial of DBXL version 2.8 here: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/DBXL.aspx
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Hi Kec00013 and welcome,
I'm guessing you are creating a list form. May I suggest creating a full-fledged InfoPath form library form? It will be less restricted.
It's probably that your issue is related to your list column being a lookup on a different list. If so, please try to add a separate column that is not a lookup. The other ...
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Welcome to InfoPath!
Due to security restrictions, you cannot specify the From alias. You could write some code to override the default, but it's probably easier just to do the forward.
Happy trails!