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Hi remigiuszmarian,
I was able to check your form and it seems that you have added that formula to the E-mailSubject field. Please check the changes I made to your form and see if the E-mail Subject Line changes whenever a Distribution has been selected.
Regarding the e-mail configuration, proceed to Data Connections under the Data Tab ...
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Hi Tammy,
To configure a browser-compatible form template to submit data to a database, we need to use a data connection that submits data to a Web service that works with the database. Qdabra has DBXL which is a great tool you could use to map your InfoPath form data to an SQL server. Here is a video playlist and some modules you could look ...
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Hello again ravichandra. I'm adding Qdabra's YouTube channel and an InfoPath 2010 training video for you to indulge in. Our YouTube channel contains a lot of InfoPath techniques and tricks applicable to various scenarios.
Hope you could find these videos useful. Cheers!
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For the DistirbutionTransferToCheckboxDropdownList, you would need to insert the drop down field by:
1. Highlighting DistirbutionTransferToCheckboxDropdownList
2. Clicking the "Insert Field or Group" button
3. Selecting the designated drop down-field from the schema
After inserting the field, it should turn into an underlined period, ...
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Apologies for the confusion, kindly disregard library column as it was intended for another function. The field would instead be hidden from the canvas, and will contain the line intended for the subject when you insert the field at the E-mail Data Connection Wizard (select fx to insert the field).
For the 2nd formula, ...
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Hi remigiuszmarian,
To my understanding, you would like to populate the e-mail subject line with the selected check box and drop-down list value, and second, submit the form to a SharePoint Library with a form name using values selected from another check box and drop down list.
For the first one, assuming that you already have a field and ...
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Hi JF,
I'm not quite sure yet, but is this a cascading drop-down list where the child drop-down (List B) is dependent on the parent drop-down (List A)? And when submitting an evaluation, List B will receive the form and will have a corresponding column containing the title (look up) from List A? Or would there be another SharePoint ...
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Hi ChefAndrew,
It is possible to hide and show a section using a boolean. The trick here is to add a Formatting Rule that hides the section if the boolean is false, and shows the section if it is true. In order to trigger the boolean to change values, you would need to add rules to a button. I'm attaching a form with two buttons, one for ...
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Hi jaxkookie,
For some mysterious reason, the download link is unavailable. Apologies for that. Please use the file I'm attaching instead, and add the XTP to your Custom Controls. Hopefully it should work for the browser form you are working on.
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To clear up all those populated fields, simply add a rule to the initial field (let's say field1 and call the rule Clear Fields) that runs on the condition that field1 is blank. Below the condition, add an action rule that sets a field's value. For the Field, select the field which you want to clear up, and leave ...