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There may be another way, but I just tested this and it worked:
translate(field, " ","")
I typed in Hello Clay, and it immediately reverted to HelloClay when focus changed. I simply put that formula as my default value, although you could also set it as a rule.
Edit: You did say there are other characters. ...
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I also have a method for that but just haven't finished writing the blog. You need to use the UserProfileService to get to the GetCommonMemberships method, which is able to check the AD group memberships (but not SharePoint groups) of the current user, and you can match that against your conditional logic.
In the end, ...
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It's not normal, and it has never happened to me, so it must be your configuration or setup.
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Yeah, it's best if you can make use of the OOTB workflows as long as they meet your needs, but they often don't and require a custom workflow. I can't show a sample of an SPD workflow, so I can't really help, but suffice it to say that you can basically do whatever you want define the logic however you want, especially when ...
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I don't know. Any 3-state workflow I'd use would be one I built myself, which could send an email at any point in time.
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That's not logical, so I'm going to have to assume you're forgetting something for now. If you'd like to have me look at the XSN, you can attach it to your reply.
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Set a default value on each box and set it to the corresponding node from the secondary data connection, but filter each according to the selection in the dropdown. The statement is like this:
"ClockIn(SPList) where BusRoute(SPList) is equal to BusRoute(IPForm)"
- You click the fx button next to the default value field for the ...
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It's very easy to do by using conditional rules on Form Open without code. Set your rules in Tools > Form Options > Open and Save > Rules. Switch view according to the current user based off profile info or some other metadata in the form. Here are 2 of my blog posts that give 2 ways of determining how to switch the ...
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Yes, it is now working. Superb. I also can now use the UserProfileService.
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Wow again. It did not even dawn on me that it was possible for the client to not have created an SSP, but that was the case. No SSP = no session state. I'm creating the SSP now and will associate the web app with it, then I expect it to work, but we'll see...