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https://server/sites/site/_layouts/15/FormServer.aspx?XsnLocation=/sites/site/FormServerTemplates/ReceiveItems-DEV.xsn&SaveLocation=/sites/site/Item%20Receipt&DefaultItemOpen=1&Source=%2Fsites%2Fsite%2F_layouts%2F15%2FFormServer.aspx%3FXsnLocation%3D%2Fsites%2Fsite%2FFormServerTemplates%2FDashboard-DEV.xsn%26DefaultItemOpen%3D1%26Source ...
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This format works perfectly for a list form... http://servername/sitecollection/Lists/Shipping/newform.aspx The list form opens without a prompt. I'd like to duplicate this for a library form.
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Another question... with your hyperlink, are you getting a prompt to open or save the template.xsn
An additional mouse click I would prefer not to have.
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Interesting. What format are you using for your hyperlink? I am using the format below and it is opening in a browser with the address bar at the top. When I open it from the library, the form opens as if it was a filler ...
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I'm opening my form from a hyperlink in another form....
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Hi Hilary,
I knew I could count on you to pull me in off the ledge.
I am using IE and IP2013. I am betting you are opening your form from the SP library using +Add document or New Document. Yes, it will work for me if I do that but I want my users to open the form from a hyperlink in ...
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If you have to open a new mail message and not send it, you will have to use code. However, if typing the custom message into your InfoPath form is an allowable work around, you could just put all the stuff you don't want in the email in a separate section (or use multiple views if this is a browser form) and hide things you don't want to ...
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Is there a way to do this without a code? I don't have the ability to use the code editor in InfoPath.
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I'm sorry, I'm having trouble understanding your question. In general, if you want to submit multiple copies of a form to the same library, you just have to make sure the form name is changing. I usually add a field for the form name to my schema (doesn't have to show on the form), use that field in my submit connection, and then use ...
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Here's a sample form - there is a calculated value on the form with the expression for this. Save the attached file locally, right click the saved file and select Design. Then you can preview and check it out.