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Hi
So I have an InfoPath 2010 form with some custom code in it, I now want to send this form out to some people via email publishing.
Its people outside my organization so I can’t publish it to a SharePoint.
The thing is that I don’t want them to be able to edit the form only look at it and answer the questions like normal users.
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hello,
i have created one infopath application in which i have created one data connection....
now the requirement is i have to fetch data from DB and at the same time submit data back to the DB using same repeating table..
now the problem is am having two different methods in a web service ( one for fetching the data and second for saving the ...
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I am out of the office till Monday but I will begin implementing one of these concepts. I ultimately need this to to transfer to word for to use its built in red lining capabilities but being able to create the document from preloaded data is the first task. Thank you for responding, I'm sure I'll be in contact with you next week regarding ...
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I did some experimenting today with a proof of concept.
The outcome is two templates.
Template 1 is a simple 'rich content section creator' where you write up your paragraphs/sections whatever that you want to later select from to construct a document.
The sections can have 'variables' by surrounding a variable name in square ...
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The answer to your second question is easier. You can use:
eval(eval(EmployeeDetail[my:Employee != 'Jon'], 'concat(my:Employee, "; ")'), '..')
If you don't want a last semicolon at the end, you can do this:
substring(eval(eval(EmployeeDetail[my:Employee != 'Jon'], 'concat("; ", ...
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So it would basically be a different table? The problem is, I don't know how many tables I might need. I might need 2 to 4 depending on the number of venues.
And what about submitting to a list? Would I need seperate SubmitToSharePointList commands?
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Is Price an actual field, or just a calculated value displayed in your form. If it's not an actual field, you can do this:
sum(eval(RepeatingField, "my:Quantity * my:UnitPrice"))
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Run "certmgr.msc" and view the properties for the certificate that was issued. It should show that you have a private key associated with the certificate, and it should show that it can be used for Code Signing. Knowing that the certificate is for Code Signing should be enough for the PKI administrators to select the ...
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OK, that's because you have Infopath 2007 - just launch that, find the form and remove it... then close down and retry.
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Yes, I was trying to do a SubmitToSharePointList with nested data.
Basically, if I can't get the repeating tables in the repeating sections populated from my gear list (as per the topic of this thread), I was going to workaround the issue, by submitting to a secondary list, pulling it back into another table in my form (saved gear), ...