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It should not do that unless you have your properties mapped strangely. Are you using sharepoint-based columns that you're mapping to one-for-one with fields in your form? Are your columns in the form library all based on newly-created columns from the form's property promotion during the publishing process. Or are you ...
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Hi, Web service is called from browser compatible form to fill combo, but no rows ware loaded. Although I was captured the SOAP response from the database server and I can see what there is a row. The form work fine opened in InfoPath Client. I Attach the SOAP response.
Please, any ...
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Hi, and welcome:
There is a difference between 'save' and 'submit'. If a user saves a form, they can navigate about to save it (including to SharePoint -- type the URL of your ShP site in the filename dialog after hitting save, and you'll see what I mean). Submitting a form can mean a number of different things, because of the ...
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After looking at outlook, i agreed with you now warrtalon. Here is one more question, how do i extract the list of email addresses from the contact selector control? i would like to have it done using rules instead since i did not use any codes from the begining. I have a custom send notification web service and i need to feed the list of ...
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When I publish a form that is browser enabled, it is resetting all my columns meaning it is deleting them from views and resetting my calculated columns. What is causing this?
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Howdy
Well as my name states I am a sharepoint noob lol. My company has recently challenged me to make sharepoint work for us and I intend to do just that.
I have a small issue at the moment....
After creating a form using Infopath...I save it to the site....a test user can open up the template...make changes...but ...
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No the person filling it in can put thier details in manually just want the person they are requestings details to be filled in.
I have the form already set with a drop down list, however this is "repeating work" if they click on a name and then have to select that name again from a list unfortunatly.
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No, I'm just clarifying that the user who is initially opening/creating this form is not the user whose information needs to be in the two fields mentioned. The reason why is because we certainly have an easy method for getting AD info about the current user automatically, and we can easily extend that for other users, but the user has ...
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Ideally if they could see at least the name on the form they open that would be good.
I'm not fussed about the email address being shown
thanks. Iri
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And to be clear, this data is not relevant to the user opening the form, right? That's key to know.