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Hi,
I am hosting a client InfoPath 2007 form in SharePoint. So when the use in SharePoint access that xsn file, it will open the client InfoPath client and let the user enters data. However, when they cliet are done with the form, they are saving the data xml locally. I would like to have the user save the data xml file in a SharePoint document ...
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Hey Kolten,
I got around this issue (not sure if it's a bug.) by using rules when the form is opened.
What I do is set a variable value (I call it "View") and then use rules on form open to change the view.
Example. Simple form where Employee submits information to a manager. I setup a form with 2 views (employee view, ...
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Yah, I am doing that now... Must be a bug in InfoPath 2007 then? I have another form that does the view switch just fine... This form I'm working on though... just wierd.
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I have encountered this as well.
My work around is to use sections instead. One section is for filling out the form, another section is the "email content". When a user pushes a button, conditional formatting hides the first section and shows the "email content" section. Then sends the email. Then immediately hides the ...
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Why would switching views before submit send a blank email? I have this same issue, but require the views be switched before submission. Is this a bug? Is there a work-around?
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Hi,
Infopath 2003 SP3 / SQL Server 2005.
I have 2 repeating tables and the second one can have a relation to one of the fields in the first repeating table.
I need to have a list box (with the capability to select multiple values) in the second table that will get populated with the values of the field in the first table.
Please look ...
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Disregard, I figured it out just after I posted it.
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I have a form that allows the user to enter personal information and then select a variable number of publications using a repeating table for the list of publications requested. I need to write a webservice that will save this form, both the personal data and an unknown number of records from the repeating table.
This seems ...