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I'm creating an InfoPath 2007 form (client, not browser) that connects with SharePoint lists. Sometimes the interactions with the lists are slow. What I'd like to do is create a visual indicator on the form that's it's "busy" processing the last request.
I've got 2 images that I've placed in picture ...
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[quote user="buck_murdock"]Can i base the availablity of this option to a security group, or a list or something?[/quote]
Yes, you can do both, and I have written a separate a blog entry for each. What I can't do is restrict by SharePoint group, but I show how to leverage AD security groups and/or Contact Lists. ...
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Not sure if this was already discussed in this forum, but i couldn't find it.
I have a form that has several sections, two of which are Software Purchases and Hardware Purchases. Right now the sections are hidden based on a radio button option. I was wondering if there was a way to prevent the my users from selecting the ...
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There isn't anything that InfoPath has. You might be able to get Qdabra to make something for you that leverages their Active Directory Web Service.
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I need to pass data from InfoPath form to a web application that I have written using visual basic. I believe I need to use xPath to do this but I am not sure where to begin. If someone could point me in the right direction I would truly appreciate it.
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You are right. Both are the same when doing a SP upload. Conceivably it could be altered to show just the datetime stamp prepended filename (which was necessary to avoid overwrite conflicts), though we would need to go back and research the reason we chose to implement it this way.
As a workaround you can use the ...
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An InfoPath form saved as 2003 containing a Contact Selector cannot be opened in InfoPath 2003. Basically, I was wondering if someone could provide me with a link so that I could add something similar to a Contact Selector using InfoPath 2003.
Thanks
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You can show/hide fields in many ways. You can do it all in one view with conditional formatting, or you can do it in multiple views with conditional formatting or omission. You can auto-send people to certain views based on identity and can restrict/show controls based on identity. Review my blog posts that talk about ...
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Yes, there definitely was a problem injecting, and therefore you're not seeing the 2DS you need.
Was the form open (in InfoPath) when you injected? Does the form have code? These would be the two main reasons why injection may fail.
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Thank you so much for your response! I have restructured the info into 1 form as you have suggested, but may I please ask how the fields would be shown or hidden? Also, would using Reference Fields or Groups help with this at all?
Many thanks, Boerkie