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You've discovered one of SharePoint's largest limitations - it doesn't handle repeating structures. To get around this, you should submit your data to a SQL DB and use a SharePoint data view Web Part to display the data (or a SQL Report, or Excel Services Web Part connected to SQL). You can also use Excel client to create rich ...
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Hi Handyman,
The InfoPath editor cannot edit the InfoPath form's template, which is where the default data is stored. You should use a secondary data source to load and save your default values. An easy solution would be to store the default value of 300 in an XML file that you have on your Web server (or you could use a SharePoint ...
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Hi All,
I solved my problem using SharePoint 2007 Websrevices, this is my Check Out Method, my biggest issue was editability since the this.ReadOnly Value was static you'll see I took a cheap way out by resaving the form, my code is specific to what to you will be an abstact thing called a "Defintion" If someone has issues ...
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For example, I have two controls; Total_Required &
Total_Submitted_To_Date of a Whole Number (Integer). Currently Total_Required
is fixed at 300. However, this Total_Required number will be replaced
with a new total when the Total_Submitted_To_Date reaches a certain
number. How will this new number for Total_Required replace or ...
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Hi Alec,
How to customise it? Is it possible for you to provide instructions on how to do it.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Alfred
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There is no difference in the forms. I just need a different person to access a different form from a different department.
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I now better understand the relationship with the XSN/DAT and SharePoint and it makes sense. Regarding the use of Forms-Based workflows I've never seen how they are created, what they can do etc. I've read for example from front to back an Office Infopath 2007 Dev book and it never mentioned forms based workflows. Would you kindly let me ...
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Yes, InfoPath needs the XSN to open the XML.
Can you describe what you are trying to accomplish?
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I have published an InfoPath 2007 form on a SharePoint form library. Part of the process for the users is to go to the SharePoint form library, select "new" and then "new document" that opens a blank form. After the user fills out the form, they are required to email it (Outlook 2007) by going to the file menu and ...
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I am so sorry I missed that detail. BUT, it works as you suggested . THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!! I am so releived, it was driving me crazy.