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Hi,
I have a filler form. I have created a Infopath form using Infopath 2010. I want to use the form for offline as well as Online functionality. I have around 60 users, who need to use the form. How to deploy/publish the form library, so that all the users can work with the form both Online as well as Offline.
How to use the form Offline? How ...
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Hi,
I had selected the Sharepoint list template, so i am not having the developer tab. so, I am not sure, where to code.
Thank you
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I can't stress enough how simple it is. It's just logic - black and white. Share with us what your conditions were, and we can help you fix it. Maybe it's just not clicking, but once you see it, it will make a ton of sense. This concept is critical for any InfoPath development. Without ...
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Hi Zhen,
Yes, the File Picker XTP that we provide converts the attachments into links. I'm going to ask one of our support staff to reply.
More soon,
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Hello,
I recently purchased Qdabra Excel to InfoPath tool to migrate existing Access Database to SharePoint InfoPath forms.
I have a working InfoPath form template that I have published in my SharePoint and was able to generate XML files using the Qdabra tool based on it (using a mapping file), however when I upload the XML files generated ...
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Clayton,
Thanks a lot for the advise. I was actually tried to use some conditions, but it works not the way I wanted. But I will use your suggestion about the name of the form.
Thanks again.
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+1 to what Jimmy wrote except that it's not in all form templates. It appears that a list form does not have this option in the properties of a file attachment control. A regular form library template has it, but it is sometimes disabled. It looks like it's Disabled for browser forms but enabled for Filler forms. To ...
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If you open the Attachment control's property dialog, you should be able to specify which extensions to allow.
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Hi!
I'm newbie using InfoPath 2010 and SharePoint 2010, I want to create a new form and validate on it the attachment's file extensions, to allow only JPG, PNG and TIFF files.
Any ideas about how can I achieve this?
Regards,
Martin Bravo