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Does anyone know how to easily take a webbased for amd convert it to a word document?
Are there any 3rd party tools out there?
I have seen some coding examples but I am looking for hte simplest way possible.
thanks
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Hi:
I believe you can easily achieve this using qRules. qRules has an Insert command which allows you to copy a row from a repeating table to another. You can download a trial here. Just follow the user guide on how to inject qRules to your form and you can also see the command samples from there.
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Sorry if I'm a bit confused. Are you trying to get the Form ID and use it as the filename of your form?
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Hi:
Have you checked the event viewer or SharePoint logs? Sometimes it often gives more details about the error. When you say full control, are you a site collection administrator?
A quick google search returns a few blogs about the error which you may find useful, ...
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Apoligies. I want the sharepoint form library id, which cannot be retrived until "submit". Since i have figure out a soultion using rules.
For testing on form load i generate a file name using "now()" set a field to use in my Main submit. Second action, querys my form library data source.
3rd action sets a field value to ...
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Hi Jacob,
I think this can be done using code. Greg has a blog post with samples on how you can achieve that using code. But if I may suggest - why not use a hyperlink and point it to the browser form URL, something like:
http://site/_layouts/formserver.asmx?XsnLocation=http://site/FormTemplates/template.xsn&OpenIn=browser
That ...
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Hi jaxkookie,
When you say Form ID, are you pertaining to the ID of the form in SharePoint? Perhaps it will help to be a little more specific so other posters would understand the scenario.
Thank you,
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Anybody has nice diagram to share related to using Infopath forms and workflows together in share point environment for form-driven applications?
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[quote user="Jimmy"]I don't think there is a simple way to make it dynamic. You could modify it to nest more substring-after(..., " ")s in there until you have 200. Why do you want to to get the first 200 words of a string anyway? Wouldn't the number of characters be a more valid measurement in most ...
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I don't think there is a simple way to make it dynamic. You could modify it to nest more substring-after(..., " ")s in there until you have 200. Why do you want to to get the first 200 words of a string anyway? Wouldn't the number of characters be a more valid measurement in most cases?