InfoPath Dev

Hello, Is there a way to have a repeating table copy the record prior to create the "new record"?  If so and anyone could post code, I'd be very appreciative. Thank you, Roger

Hello, InfoPath is an application that I've stumbled onto. Using its capabilities with SharePoint is a very attractive opportunity right now. In order for this revised process to work as well as possible, it would be really great to be able to automate the conversion of the InfoPath files to Excel worksheets. When you open an InfoPath form, ...

solved it   ../preceding-sibling::my:group2[1]/my:field1   thanks   Richard

I did a bit of research and it seems that I don't have access to the main InfoPath Form Services features.  There is a toolbar on the IPFS that I can change the url to.  The process is this:  I have users submit a training form.  Form closes and directs them to the Form Library where I published the form. I would ...

Patrick 1. The XSN is developed using VSTO managed code  and it is about 400kb 2. The xml's are around 20kb 3. We have couple of data connections and we control them based on the data. The weired behaviour is that the same XML with the saml XSN opens without issues most of the time. When we open a xml which points to another ...

Well, that's simple using what I said above but only if their initial entry into the form is through a URL in an email that you generate with SPD.  I would need to know the full process to help, but it doesn't sound like you're associating what I'm saying with what you want to do.  I think I understand, but you ...

Yes, you can do this, and I think it's pretty simple. what you first have to realize is that when you create a data connection using this web service, you set it to default to the logged-in user and query automatically upon opening.  what you're doing is sending the current user's username (same value as userName()) as the query ...

I just want the form to close and send them directly to the home page of the site.  They'll get an email notification regardless.  I just didn't want them to get confused what to do when they get to the form library....

Best practice is to use the default SharePoint locking functionality. SharePoint does lock forms and it has a 10 minute expiration if the user goes loffline. For example, if users open a form and then go offline, the lock will expire in 10 minutes. So long as they have it open and they have an active session, I believe it won't expire (but, ...

You would have to use Check-in/Check-out and require it so that when one person opens for editing, it is checked out to them and no one else can modify it.  The only problem is that with forms, you aren't notified until you try to save the form, which is when it will tell you it's checked out.  It won't notify them upon ...