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Jimmy thanks for your reply earlier. Your reply was on the ball. As much as I didn't believe it.
It is nice to see some support people, try to help hewbies get a handle on how to solve problems. Unlike others who criticise my eff
The problem, I recently suffered, was soo simple it is funny, NOT.
I had a 2 rules with 2 ...
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To begin with, you don't need to use that web service to get the username. You just use the function userName() and use a rule or default value to put it in your text field. This will return the username of the current user and can surely be used for hiding parts of your form or for switching views. You can then use that ...
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Hello friends, I wish to recover through my InfoPath form the name or the account of the user who opened the form in SharePoint. I want to thus use this parameter in order to configure the change of views of the form according to the user who opens this form around a flow of work. I had already to pose this problem and I had like answer to create ...
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Email-integrated InfoPath forms only work with Outlook 2007. For others, you will need to email it as an attachment, which is one of the two options when you configure your Submit to Email data connection.
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Hello,
I am considering building forms within InfoPath 2007.
My questions is; forms that I create for MS Outlook - does the recipant also needs to be using MS Outlook? If so, does it have to be the same edition (2007 instead of 2003). I need to create forms for recipants that may not be using Outlook - will it be ...
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I've never tried InfoPath2003, but in 2007 you can only copy text from text boxes, which is actually very cool. If you make the text boxes read-only, folks can copy the text but can't change it on the form.
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But you're doing that without any knowledge of web services, IIS, InfoPath, or .NET development really? Do you have access to this database now? Do you understand its schema and how to write a web service that properly retrieves and submits data to/from that database? Do you know how to properly pass credentials? These ...
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My actual goal is to create electronic forms for another company and enable form submission to a web service hosted on IIS so the company's employees can fill the forms and it will be collected in a database.
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Regarding the issue of hiding a section - the following condition also works:
If this condition is true:
Office is not equal to TRUE
Then apply this formatting:
Hide this control
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I'm not certain that is the best route to take. Do you mind sharing what your actual goal is? Becoming a developer overnight to write web services without knowing one thing about IIS does not seem an efficient path. Do you know what web services do? Do you have a database that this web service is going to point to?