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Hello Ian,
try to set the fields as editable.
when you are publising the infopath form, you will come across a list of promoted properties list, select each individual field and click modify, in the modify pop up, you will get a check box at the bottom, that will say something like "Allow users to edit data in this field by using a ...
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you being admin does not mean you have acces to everything. Permissions can be tweaked. although admin can always change them back but he can be denied permission untill he goes and gives himself permissions back. any ways check this http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/10/02/Data-Connections-in-Browser-Forms.aspx it might solve your ...
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I have Checked. I found out that It s not related to the web service but the list that web service want to connect to it. it need permission for data connections to lists.
thanks Hillary
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[quote user="JRodimus"]So I did what you suggested (swapped groupName with group1) and pasted the copy above into the data source for the expression box. Unfortunately, I keep getting the following error :-(
Expected value type: ,
Actual value: ..
count(preceding-sibling::my:../../my:group1) = 0[/quote]
The expression ...
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That's true. However I am trying to develop a similar toolbar like InfoPath Form Services.
Is there a way to customize the toolbar of SharePoint Form Services?
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Qazi,
Thanks for the reply, but what do you mean by %age field?
I was able to get a percentage via an expression box but cannot find a way to store the result in a variable to perform the test.
What I initially did was use Option Buttons making them data types of True/False Boolean and setting the Value when selected to 1 for the ...
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What happens if they try to navigate directly to the web service URL? What happens if you have them sign in as themselves on a computer where the original user is able to connect without a problem? Sometimes Internet Explorer settings can cause issues.... I think what I would do is try to figure out if it had to do with the user or the machine, ...
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Hi -- I'm not sure if this is an issue with SharePoint set up, but I found this on reply to addresses at TechNet, that may be worth checking out.
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Here's a link to an InfoPath Team Blog post on data connections for Browser Forms that should get you pointed in the right direction.
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To my knowledge, this doesn't work in browser forms. I do not know of a work around. Depending on what you are trying to display for your button, you may be able to use a symbol font to make your buttons more like what you want (a checkmark, for example, or an arrow...).