InfoPath Dev

Ur form is browser compatible,or just an infopath form... If it is browser compatible,it is possible only through code..

Hey Patrick - do you have some script that you could post that would do this. Thanks Ian B

Hello Svetoslav,  My name is Gregory and I am attempting to create the same process.  Could you share the process you followed?   TIA!

DBXL must be the primary store for your XSN because of the following reasons: You may not be using SharePoint (many of our customers are using just DBXL) DBXL adds features that SharePoint doesn't have - like dynamic permissions, conditional mapping to SharePoint, etc. - to use these features you must use a version that is in ...

Thanks for the reply. I would like to print bulk of forms and I would not want the user to see the forms as it is getting printed.

In the DBXLDocumentService web service there is a method called GetAllDocumentTypeSummaries that returns information on who last modified the document type configuration. That won't necessarily tell you who last changed the template, because they could have been modifying permissions or database mapping, but it may be helpful.

We have an infopath form imported in DBXL.  How can we display in the SharePoint Designer data view we use who modified the form last?  We are using DBXL 2.1.2

I don't believe customized views are secure enough...if a malicious user knows enough about hacking sharepoint they can just type in the path to the forms library All Doucments view: http://myserver/mysite/myFormsLibrary/Forms/AllItems.aspx and view confidential information, right? Like I said, we have already had one malicious attack. I ...

 Hello all, I'm a bit new to InfoPath, and I was trying to work out a counter for each document that is created.  I'm uploading documents to a sharepoint server and the goal is to have the first user submitted file have a field that auto populates itself, or has a default value of "100".  After doc #100 has been ...

Hi David, You can create customized views and define filters. In that case you can filter the field "Created by" with [Me]. That means that the view will filter the information to the current user with only forms that it has created. For more information about it: Custom Views in Windows SharePoint Services (Figure 4)