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Hi Bejeweled,
The problem with multi-value is that they are all glommed together. So, you have to parse them out. You could use the substring function to parse the values out separately but this will require some work and you'll have to add a corrresponding secondary data source with a repeating table that has the correct XML structure. The ...
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Hi DuaneM,
Are you saying you want to create a task in the SharePoint Tasks list and associate the workflow with that? If so, we did a webinar in January that showed this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oQ7QdpYdx8&feature=share&list=PL581899A129522F53
If you are instead trying to populate fields from an existing task, that's easy ...
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Yes, you can promote a property for your workflow setting and use it in your workflow. You probably don't need to have the Default Edit form web part. Best practice is just to have the form update the value and have the workflow condition a set of steps based on that setting's value.
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Try to paste the URL for the REST query into your browser. What do you get? If this fails, it's not related to InfoPath but rather how your server is configured.
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Hi Tonkah,
Those previous forms don't have the field in them. You'll need to open and resubmit. If you have too many forms to do that, you could use Qdabra's Document Deployer tool to map your forms from one XML to another (in other words, to add the new value). Here's a link: ...
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http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/sharepointcustomizationlegacy/thread/fac73ccc-1af5-4978-a650-e1f97d201052
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Hi ForumSub,
You could use Qdabra's DBXL Web service which will easily map repeating tables and fields into parent and child tables.
There's a free trial download here: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/DBXL.aspx
With DBXL it's easy to quickly map XML data into a SQL database. DBXL saves you time and money. Instead of creating a ...
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Hi W,
Not sure I understand your last clause: "so a group of people down the line can access the form."
Best practice is to have a submit or save buttons set the status value and then submit the form.
The workflow will have a step for each status value with conditions so that multiple steps don't run. In other words, you want to ...
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Maybe you need to add parentheses around the terms in your OR expressions to make sure that the entire OR is evaluated as opposed to just the first term. :)
It's the same idea as in albebra - if your formula has multiplication and addition, you need to put parentheses around your plus signs... ...
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Why are you using code at all for this?
Just do filtering - it's a lot easier and lower cost to maintain.
Greg Collins has a nice example of how to do this here: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/examples/entry286.aspx