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True.....i guess then thats it huh .......... i will have to deal with the "New" button in the form Library ........and yeah it doesnt look like I am in for purchasing the Form server for now..........Later may be.
Thanks Man !
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Uh, yeah, WSS is free. Browser-enabled forms are only with MOSS Enterprise, which is 2 set of CALs above what you're doing. The only other option is to purchase and install Forms Server, but I think that requires MOSS Standard. You are pretty limited with free software. I'm not sure that SBS08 is any restriction, ...
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Ahh ........Well that is one thing ...Does this require configuring Form Services at Central administration....................I ask this since I am running WSS 3.0 and I read somewhere online I cannot configure form Services and need a Enterprise version................. I am running this on Small Business Server 2008.
The way I have ...
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Hello,
I recently made some changes to an InfoPath form I created. It is connected to an Access database. Previously, it queried/submitted to only one Access table. Now, I've broken the single table out into two tables -- one is a request table; the other is a table called Customers (it represents a repeating section, as ...
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I can't figure it out, so please help:
Database tables:
table1 has two columns named id, location and location column will be display in dropdownlist1.
table2 has many columns including a Resource column that i want to display in dropdownlist2 when the user select a name from dropdownlist1, content of dropdownlist2 should dipslay the right ...
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Open the form in the browser first, then get the URL. It's a completely different URL that is derived by Forms Services.
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Holy crap, that's one helluva command string. Thanks for posting, because this can be very useful, although quite amusing at the same time. :O
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Hmm, perhaps instead of using rules, set the default values of the fields in the repeating table to the same way your rules were set. This accomplishes the same thing except that the initial action isn't pushing the data to the other fields via rules. Instead, if you set them to default to their respective values using the same ...
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Data validations are specific to the data element itself, not the control, so they will always be the same on every view. Same goes for rules. The only thing that is specific to the control is conditional formatting. If you remove data validation from your field on a specific view, it actually removes it for that data element at ...
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Never mind .. I found the solution here in case anyone's interested.
Thanks.