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Hey Bravo21,
You're in Lynnwood eh! I grew up in Mountlake Terrace. Small world. OK, so the XSN file has a data connection that calls some SharePoint Web Service to get the user's information (login, etc.). You can make the data connection a UDC file and use it for all of your XSNs. The XSN is the solution manifest and it ...
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1. Define two User Roles (Tools->User Roles) and make one Initiator and the other Default. Add a conditional display rule for the button that checks the user role and hides the form if it is not Initiator.
2. What's the textbox value based on? Is it based on a value in the form or a DB? Probably easiest just to have a hidden field ...
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Hi GreenAnt,
Are you sure you are checking the default view in the SharePoint list?
Anyway, this is not a good way to increment the value because it depends on the default view which doesn't necessarily have all items in it and it doesn't protect against two simultaneous submitters getting the same value. You should submit the form and ...
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There is no such limitation based on the number of forms. My guess is that it's a bug in your InfoPath form. Send it to us and purchase the InfoPath Detailing service for just $95 and we will tell you what's wrong: http://www.qdabra.com/en/consulting/detailingService.aspx
Or, you can look at your SharePoint logs. Go to ...
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I would just write a little code or script to round the number up and convert it to a string.
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Hi,
Did you made any code changes in the newly updated template? Once verify whether there are any errors in the code.
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Hi,
Add an on after change event for the radio button. Get the previous selected radio button node and set that value to false (or the value which is set when we unselect the radio button).
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Hi MBrady1973,
Maybe I am missing your scenario, but it sounds like you should use a checkbox and some logic to deselect the others when it is checked.
Cheers,
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Hi Tom,
Two things come to mind ...
Use Active Directory Web Service (like you hint in the last paragraph) and populate a field in the form. Then, an Email Submit adapter will do the trick.
Use the Outlook Contact ActiveX control to select the user. This will require that all users install the ActiveX control, but it works with IP2007 ...
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Hi,
I am using MOSS2007 with RTM(Ready to Market).We don't have any Service Packs.
Is i need to install any Service Packs for this issues.
Thanks
S.Jeeva