InfoPath Dev

Assuming you are using SharePoint 2010 lists and InfoPath .... Create a list called UserPermissions and create a row for each list that a user can view LIST, USER  2, mno 1, mno 1, xyz Add a data connection to your InfoPath form to load the UserPermissions list when the form loads - make sure that you uncheck the box to ...

Hi Jason, I was able to go to PowerPoint's Insert menu and select Object and attach from file and browse to an InfoPath XSN and attach it. After attaching, I can double click the XSN and fill it out. Caveat: I'm using MS Office 2013, but it should be the same functionality on 2007 since this has not changed recently. Make sure the ...

Which YouTube webinar did you watch? Was it one that Qdabra did?

Hi Helen, You don't need to write code for this. Just use the out-of-box technique. Select the repeating table in the InfoPath designer. Add a rule (Home->Manage Rules) with a condition where the expression is: translate(my:dt_NextPRMilestone, ":-T", "") < translate(xdDate:AddDays(xdDate:Today(), 0), ...

Looks like generate-id is not supported.

Yes, but you'll have to manually insert the current() function so that it refers to each row specifically. To do this, just go back to edit the condition of your rule and change the left dropdown to "The expression...". This will show the xpath for your existing rule on the right. Now, copy that out to notepad. You'll see a ...

Hi CCBSMF, We can't find the support email. Which email address did you use? Thanks!

You can add a link in your form that opens a Google Map. Use a function like this: concat("http://maps.google.com/maps?q=", my:Adress, ", ", my:Address2, ", ", my:City, ", ", my:State, " ", my:Zip, " ") If Google has an REST API that returns an image, you can also include that in the ...

 Correct. They are not supported.