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HI Suzanne,
Have you tried putting Internet Explorer in the"Local Intranet" zone?
That my get rid of some of those messages.
Ted
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There are several ways that you can do this, it's going to depend on our level of knowledge about InfoPath.
In many ways this sounds like a classic "merge form" situation. You would need to enable form merging and then when all the performance reviews are done you merge all the forms together. If you do this you may want ...
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Hi there,
We recently updated our website and some links found on Google etc no longer work.
All of our tutorials are on the new site, but they are now listed under "Tags" which is a feature of Community Server
http://www.infopathdev.com/tags/default.aspx
As to your question about drop downs, you need to apply filtering to the ...
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Hi guys,
I am working on a project for a client right now where this is a requirement. We are in the process of getting this configured. We have done this before for a couple of clients.
The basic procedure is to use triggers on tables in SQL. You set up the trigger in SQL to send email. The trigger activates on INSERT, ...
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Hi Michael,
Screenshots would be good, include one of the data structure too.
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Hi homeguard,
What sort of problems are you thinking there might be? You can enforce unique permissions on the form library so only certain users can even view the contents of the library. If you have SharePoint 2007 you have even more functionality around permissions and access.
Saving forms to SharePoint libraries is a very common ...
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Hi Suzanne,
As Greg said, for security reasons this is not allowed in InfoPath. However, if you are really ambitious there are always workarounds :-)
I recognize this might be something that is totally not possible for you or soemthing that you even want to attempt, BUT one alternative to this would be if you were submitting the form data to ...
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Hi mbaumhofer,
Yes that is what Greg is saying.
From a UI/UX perspective I would look at making the section hide or show based upon values entered in the section rather having a user be required to use a check box to show the next section. You would apply the conditional formatting in the new section that shows up only after certain fields in ...
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Hi kball68
Couple of questions:
1) Are you using SharePoint at all in this scenario?
2) have you made done a compare of the software components (.net 1.1, .net 2.0) between machines that are working and not working? If the other computers that are working are not using media center there may be an issue with some components not installed by ...
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Hi Grazzers, and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums!
For #2 have you looked at the functions available in InfoPath? Unless I am not understanding what you want to do, you have a repeating field that tracks the amount of time spent on an activity. You can use the xpath sum function to total the time in that field. You don't need any code to do ...