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No solution for the above problem?
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Hello everyone,
I'm wondering how this can be done. We were told not to use Sharepoint as a data storage as we might well have > 20.000 submitted forms.
That's why I'm submitting the Xml to a Webservice which in turn stores the infopath xml in a ms sql database.
Now how do I load all those xml files (excel? access? anything else?) ...
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Hi All,
I need that conditional formating to be done through code in form load event..
Thanking You
With Regards
Raj...
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Hi All,
Thank you for replying me. Yes I am using Infopath 2007. I am getting the present username who have logged in, from the code in the form load event of the infopath form. Now Using this username I have to enable/disable the controls programmatically in the form load event. Please help me,Thanks you All in ...
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Hey Krishna,
If you don't want to do qRules, check this out: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/7274/43897.aspx#43897
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Hey, that's some killer xpath dude! :)
Our free qRules 1.7 (due out next week) will have an IsDirty rule which will use InfoPath's IsDirty bit and doesn't require an InitialState node, but while it's less work, it's not as clever as your approach. :)
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Our FormsViewer viewer supports viewing forms in SharePoint or outside of SharePoint. However, submit is severely limited at this time and while we support rich text and image viewing, there are many restrictions.
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Yes, all of that info is critical to resolving the issue, so thank you for adding. What you've described sounds very doable and is in fact something I am doing currently with a pretty dynamic form, except I am not asking for comments upon rejection - that is all handled in person instead of through text, but it's certainly a ...
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Yes, as Hilary mentioned, you'll need to use some piece of the user's identity to compare against a value in each row and then use conditional formatting to make those other rows read-only. It's very easy to do as long as you have a value to match.
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Yes, that's the whole point of browser-enabled forms. It's a function only of InfoPath 2007, and it requires MOSS Enterprise (includes Forms Services) or MOSS Standard plus Forms Server (separately-installed product). It's most typical for organizations to use MOSS Enterprise for full browser-enabled forms ...