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You can change the rules on the text box and this won't affect the previous values stored in it.
If you change the text box to a dropdown, the previous values in the text box will likely get wiped out. Users would need t re-select a value based on what the dropdown offers.
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You basically have two processes:1. Users fill out the form where they select a vendor
2. A list of vendors must be maintained.You could have a SharePoint list of vendors, for example, maintained independently of the form. The form would simply read the values from the ShP list. This would be the easiest solution to implement.
It IS possible to ...
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thank you so much
Would that be the login of the sharepoint login or the windows session?
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We have several forms filled out using a form template. We wish to remove the automation for a text box. If we were to remove the rules that affect the text box properties , for example if we were to change the read only properties of the text box and republish the form templates. Do we stand to lose the data filled out in the forms filled out ...
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I have a form with required fields and a submit button (which copies the form to another folder and then closes). The submit button has two rules:
1) If anyone of the required fields are left blank, a dialog box pops up alerting ther user to incomplete fields.
2) If all requited field are not blank, the form is copied to anoither folder and ...
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Hi James,
Qdabra's Active Directory Web Service will solve your problems: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ADWebService.aspx
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You can have a print button that switches to a view based on Draft and have two views with different print views that include different background images.
You should be able to use a field in a footer for this and change the field on proint. No way to stop the number of copies (well, you could force print using code and not give them ...
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Hi Partrick,
waiting for your reply.
1)below is the FormEvent_Loading code :XPathNavigator root1 = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();
SPSite site = new SPSite("http://srv-hq-itd-tmp1/");SPWeb web = site.OpenWeb(); SPList list = web.Lists["ListFolders"];
SPFolder folder = list.RootFolder;SPQuery query = new ...
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hi Inorai,
First off, your form is too big. You should separate it out into separate forms.
Secondly, what you are trying to do should be possible (albeit with some rendering delays). Could be that the problem is related to low memory or editing rich text - I'm not sure.
I recommend splitting your form up.
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Not sure if this can be done but after you complete a form. Lets say you have a drop down list, and it has some values. Can we, overtime, have the data that users input be integrated in to that form so that lets say we are choosing from a field called Vendors which I currently placed only 2 options, can as the users fill out the form, more and ...