InfoPath Dev

 Is there a way you can stamp a form with the approve/reject information from an approval workflow? I am hoping to have this information in writing on a section of the from, so when the form is printed it has physical evidence that it has been approved by a user on a date.

 [quote user="Patrick Halstead"] On load, just query a SharePoint list for the user's name. If a record exists, switch the user to a view saying "Hey, looks like you have an existing survey, click the button below to open it.". Add a button with a rule to open the form that is their data and close the existing form. ...

Ahh, I figured it out. The problem was that, in Infopath 2007, I left a checkbox checked when I created my template that allowed it to be used as a web form. By leaving that checkbox checked, it prevented me from being able to filter out the data in my dropdown menus. With that ability to filter, I'm able to get only the items I want. I ...

have you checked to see what its sending? obviously its going to be case sensitive. I reckon it should look something like this . note, clicking the ... button brings up a text feild, if you enter it in there without speech marks, it puts it into the workflow with them which is what you want to do.   but yeah do something like ...

On load, just query a SharePoint list for the user's name. If a record exists, switch the user to a view saying "Hey, looks like you have an existing survey, click the button below to open it.". Add a button with a rule to open the form that is their data and close the existing form. The only thing tricky about this is the initial ...

I am trying to display multiple columns from a sharepoint list based on a filter of another field in the InfoPath form.  Two questions:  What control should be used to display the column in the form? How to display each column in its own control?   Sample data: Job ...