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yes it is easily doable using moss and InfoPath 07. feel free to ask any other questions.
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well i think i face a similar issue long back -> some forms didnt show proper icons. i found that an issue of addition of null characters at EOF. but they used to open properly in notepad or any xml editor. can you attach a sample form so that we can find out what is wrong with these forms
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I dont think this is possible, without using custom code.
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this will require a fair amount of coding. or you can use qrules for most of these things.
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Hi Carolyn2,
well we cannot change view on drop-down list using rules, we can only change it using code. if you have any question go ahead and ask.
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For beginners, infopath seems to be messy, infact when i started working with InfoPath, it was more because of compulsion than preferrences, but 2-3 months down the lane everything changed when i realized the power of infopath in office automation. I hope your view point about infopath will change sooner or later..
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a work around : why dont you create another drop down and hide the old one, also leave the old data connection in place for old forms, so old forms continue to use the old dropdown and the connection, and the new one use the new dropdown of course you need to hide the old one.
alos you will have to select "do not update existing ...
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Hi Laura,
sorry i was busy for last few weeks, so couldnt take much time. any ways attached is your corrected template. do let me know if you have any questions
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you can use a button to submit the form and then use conditional formatting to prevent certain users from using this button.
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cbrown00, your form seems to be acting strange, i took a cursory look at it but couldnt find out the reason for such type of behaviour. i will try to get some time tomorrow and look at it properly and let you know my inputs.