InfoPath Dev

Hi there, I suspect that since iOS doesn't have a traditional file system structure that this probably won't work like it does on Windows.  Not sure, but they may be some mobile alternatives out there that could work for you.  Good luck!

The tab order should naturally flow from row to row in a repeating table.  Did you set the tab index in the control properties?  Do you see this behavior in the filler or browser?

Looks like you have a people picker control on your form.  The people picker in 2010 is different than the contact selector which was supported in 2007.  You'll have to remove the control and then republish to remove the errors.  If you want to add the control back, you'll have to follow the steps in this blog post: ...

If the schema is project based, you should consider changing your schema so that you have a main repeating node that is project and then another repeating node under it for grants.  From a design standpoint, this will make sense since all of the data will be tied to the associated project and it will make creating your print view much simpler.

That behavior does sound odd.  I would first just triple check that you have the display name and value set correctly in the second list.  Perhaps there is something with the MSLB control that is acting up.  Try using other controls such as lists, dropdowns, etc. to see if the problem still exists. Otherwise, if it was working ...

Hi there, Here is a blog post on this topic that may help: http://blog-sharepoint.blogspot.com/2010/01/how-to-configure-workflow-to-start-at.html Good luck!

Did you hand modify the XSN of this form?  If so, that might be the causing the null object error.  Otherwise, you might have hit a bug.  As a workaround, I would try deleting the controls, fields, and rules then reinserting them into your form to see if that fixes the problem.

Have you tried just setting the AccountID to userName() and then setting the people picker browser settings to always postback?

Hi there, The cc field can be bound to a field in the form.  So you can modify the receipients of the email cc this way.  I don't believe there is a way to add attachments to the email (perhaps there is a code solution for this?).  You can however have an attachment control in your InfoPath form and have users attach their ...

You could simply set the default value to userName(). Make sure that you uncheck refresh this value in the properties dialog, otherwise the value will change for each person that opens the form. This should work if you are creating new items in the repeating table to default the user field to the current user.  If you ...