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hi barb09,
i dont think u need to use the userprofileservice necessarly, first time the form is created set value of field box (say author) to username(), and later on keep comparing this field with username() ,whenever the form is opened and fire your rules accordingly.
username() is a function available in infopath that gives the username of ...
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hi michael,
It would make the scene more clear if you answer warrtalon question that what makes you shifting your document to another place.
If you want that at same time your form should get saved to two different document libraries then you can create submit data connection for both the libraries and on button click you ...
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Thanks Hilary for the solution. This provided me a way to proceed.
I have downloaded the sample, and when clicked on the HyperLink, it actually executes the server side OnContextChanged event and also opens the hyperlink window in the client side.
Is there anyway where in I can block the client side browser window opening ?
My ...
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Very nice, Jimmy. I'll need to try that out.
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You should be able to retrieve the value you want from the form's outer XML without using code.
You can access the mso-infoPathSolution processing instruction (I assume this is the one you want) in a rule or elsewhere by using /processing-instruction()[local-name() = 'mso-infoPathSolution']and then use substring-before() and ...
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Thank you! Yes, it is deployed thru a browser. As you've described, I ended up finding some articles (e.g., http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/itaysk/archive/2007/03/08/How-to-redirect-users-on-form-closing.aspx) on how to edit the Source attribute in the URL address. Since I'm opening the forms via a hyperlink in a ...
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What is the source of these categories? Where do they reside? If there isn't already a master list of them, then you need to create one.
Create a custom list for your categories
Change the Title field to say SubCategory (this is your unique field)
Add a column named category
Add a record for all 30 subcategories, and ...
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I have a feeling I am going over old ground here but I have checked numerous posts and they aren't of a great deal of help for what I am trying to do.
I should say at the outset that the project is a change to an existing sharepoint site hence the design. I probably wouldn't do it this way if I was doing it from scratch.
I ...
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Then publish the new form template as a content type and add it to the form library. You then have two content types (default and custom), so then forms open with whatever template their associated with. You turn off the old default template in your content type settings so that new forms can only have the new template, but old forms ...
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Are you referring to browser forms? You didn't mention them, so I'm not sure. With rich client forms, there should be no place to return - it opens the client, submits, and then closes or not depending on what your settings are. If you have a browser form, then the return location is specified by the Source attribute in ...