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Oh, my.
I'm must having senior moment. Thank a lot.
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I just heard back from the last of the users in Scenario #2.
Scenario #2: The form was submitted by User A from the web via email to User B. User B forwarded the email to User C saying they approved the request. User C forwarded the email to User D saying they approved the request. User D replied back to User C ...
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Hello Mr. Fox,
with both first sentences you've right. If you deactive in the "Tools" -> "Submit Options" -> "Allow users to submit this form" InfoPath wont ask anymore if a User try to close the Form with entered Data. BUT
The bad news ... the CodeBehind Function "Submit()" will be ...
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my:SectionA[count(../my:SectionA)] should do the trick, but for this purpose, my:SectionA[last()] should work just as well.
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i dont think this is possible, instead of providing on the ribbon, why dont you just provide simple buttons
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i think this is not possible in ip07 broswer forms however this is possible in infopath 2010 browser forms
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can anybody please answer this question. It will be great. thanks
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Hi There,
Is there any way to modify infopath form webpart ribbon for custom actions.
I Want to add some action buttons to "Forms" Tab on ribbon menu.
An idea?
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10x Qazi Anis,
I thought as well the same but I needed someone to confirm it. And yes the template copy as well will double my guarantees. InfoPath Dev forum proves again to be the perfect place for exchanging ideas and experience!
Regards,
Svetoslav
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There is something that I simply can't understand:
count(SectionA) => number returned, OK!
my:SectionA[1]/my:FieldB => Field value returned, OK!
my:SectionA[count(SectionA)]/my:FieldB => The formula contains one or more errors; how is that possible?!