InfoPath Dev

Hi, You can publish your form as a browser-enabled form in your SharePoint library - this is the best option for your SharePoint users who don't have InfoPath installed. They will be able to fill out forms in the browser. If you search for this topic on the web, you should be able to get lots of helpful results with ...

Hi Raj, You can do this in two ways: Before submit, delete empty rows in your second repeating table, i.e. rows whose dropdown fields are blank. You would use the qRules Delete command - here's an example of a command syntax: Delete /xpath=/my:myFields/my:Group2/my:RepeatingGroup2[my:Dropdown = ""]Add a conditional ...

Hi Jacqui, If you have activated your form to a site collection, I assume that you published it either as a content type or an admin-approved form template. You can make use of this template by adding the content type to the SharePoint library you wish to open it from. Please refer to this article for instructions on how to do that: ...

Hi, If your date picker control is bound to a field that is of "Date" data type and a user enters a non-date value, your form would automatically see that as invalid data and wouldn't allow submit. That's best practice, actually - to make sure that the data type for all date fields are, well, Date. If you still want to use ...

Hi, If your date picker control is bound to a field that is of "Date" data type and a user enters a non-date value, your form would automatically see that as invalid data and wouldn't allow submit. That's best practice, actually - to make sure that the data type for all date fields are, well, Date. If you still want to use ...

Have you tried using a rich-text box or a multi-line text box?

Hi, You'd first want to make sure that the data connection to your Active Directory web service does not query on form load (in InfoPath Designer, modify your web service data connection - at the end of the wizard, uncheck the box that says "Automatically retrieve data when the form is opened"). Instead, add a Form Load rule ...

Hi, You can also send email notifications by using workflows. First, make sure to promote the fields in your form as columns into your library so that you can use form values in your worklow. You will need SharePoint Designer to create your workflow. There are a number helpful articles that have steps/guidelines for that ...

You can add a data validation rule that checks the character count, for example: string-length(my:phoneNumber) < 10

Hello Barry - apologies for the delay in repsonding. The issue is happening because your repeating tables are bound to different data sources. It would be nice if you can get all columns into one repeating group. You can achieve this by using qRules to insert rows and copy data from one data source to another. You can also probably get around ...