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for these you could just create a simple aspx page and place your controls on to it and have display your infopath form in it.
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why dont u keep the user field as a drop down, that will be actually populated from the list, that way the reviewer field will always contain data
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we can use conditional formatting to hide/show a section, if you want to show/hide it on a button action.
have a field say hide_section_A set its default value to Hide.
on the section right click and go to conditional formatting and give a condtion
if hide_section_A is not equal to Show
and check the hide this control checkbox.
now double ...
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custom work flows always run with elevated rights, it does not matter who created them, or by whose actions they got executed, they always run with network services.
sharepoint designer workflows get executed with user credentials,
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you can use a secodary data connection, to create a data connection
in your template goto
tool-> dataconnections -> add -> recieve data -> sharepoint list ->
specify your site , specify your list, specify the columns you want to retrieve (in this case you may want to select BU value, reviewer name).
create a field (say ...
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you can use property promotion, so that the key fields in your form are promoted as columns in your document library, then you can have your reports on them
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try this
XPathNodeIterator listItemNav = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().Select("my:myFields/my:group1/my:group2", this.NamespaceManager);
for (int i = 0; i < listItemNav.Count; i++, ...
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i dont think this is possible, instead of providing on the ribbon, why dont you just provide simple buttons
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i think this is not possible in ip07 broswer forms however this is possible in infopath 2010 browser forms
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hi svetoslav,
your forms whether they or in form library or on your network drive will always refer to the updated template. so go ahead and archieve the forms, without any worry of loosing data. you might want to take templates of the form library to be double sure