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Hi, Ian:
I know you've got several posts going on this right now, but I have to say the same thing everyone else is -- Word print views are hard. If you are using InfoPath 2007, this blog post might help you. If you are using 2003, try this.
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Hi --
There is a post by Jimmy Rishe in this thread that I think explains what you want to do -- specify a filter on the target field for a rule. I use this technique when I need to and I really think it is slick...
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Hi, and welcome!
I fear you'll have to also put rules on the 'expense request amount' field. Rules are bound to a field and fire when that field changes.... so there are no rules firing when the 'expense request amount' field changes.
You could put all your rules that set the month values on an entirely different field and ...
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You need to do the increment on the server when the form is submitted and have the form requery the server, get the new ID, and set it in the form. You cna hen concat your 2 char prefix to it and save it.
This topic is the most-often asked question in this forum. I replied to another person last week. There must be at least two dozen forum ...
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You are mixing things up a bit. InfoPath is a rich client application, not a Web application. SharePoint comes with InfoPath Forms Services which turns InfoPath forms into web-based forms. Those forms can indeed access a database through an intermediate Web Service described in a UDC file. We use InfoPath to edit all of the data in our database. ...
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No idea. Maybe you can call some SharePoint Web service to get the list. When you find out, please post here so everyone can benefit. Seems like a SharePoint question though and not InfoPath related.
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Hey Rammo,
Somehow, I feel like I am becoming your personal Internet search concierge... http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/csharp/cs_webservices/tutorials/article.php/c15519/
There is this search page called http://www.google.com/ - have you heard of it?
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Sorry dude, but we can't see your code snippet.
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We have a PI Edit Tool that will let you automatically move forms from one server to another. It fixes up the Processing Instruction in the form that tells it where the template is. Of course, the template must also be archived and that's the address you'll want to use. I've sent e-mail to others on our team to reply with the link.
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Of course you also have to setup the workflow correctly and approve it. Don't forget that. It should trigger forward automatically for newly submitted forms. The data field idea above is for more complex triggering (for example rejection). Of course, users can use the SharePoint form library too to change workflow state.