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Have you added rules to the button? To add rules to a button, you can right click the button while in design mode and select Button Properties. In the properties window is another button that says Rules. Click that. Then click Add to add a rule. Give the rule a name. Then, add an action by clicking Add Action. Under Action, select Query using ...
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hi kellyan,
I am running into same issue now. Do you know what setting in IE that resolved your issue?
thanks in advance
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Okay, I was in error. I wasn't updating the List I was updating the Library. Fine. I'll jump off the next bridge in a bit and talk about the workflow between the Library and the List. For now here's what I have:
It's updated the "Title" field, but not the "Dates" field. How can I get it to update the ...
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I new to infopath and I've only put together a couple of forms nothing too complicated. The latest thing I have been trying to do is create a form that will launch an executable that will create folders based on the input. So for example my form has a field username. The values typed in the textbox are John Smith. When the command is launch, ...
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I wasn't able to simply double-click the Title field and set a Rule to add an item to the SharePoint list I wanted it to go to (Offering Details). I thought maybe the problem was that I had no Submit Options. So I took a look at the Submit Options and did the following:
Unfortunately when I double-click the Title field I'm ...
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Okay, I'm pretty new to InfoPath so to help myself (and anyone willing to help me) I thought I'd go through the process I'm taking with this proof of concept. This goal is to make this work and then apply to some existing forms later.
My goal is pretty simple: Use an InfoPath form to populate one list in SharePoint (Offering ...
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Hello Terry,
Welcome to the forum!
This is indeed possible. What I would do is add a field in the form where the customer can enter a CC email address. And then in the Email submit data connection, set Cc to the corresponding field that you added. You can add a rule in your Submit to display a dialog box prompting the customer to enter a Cc ...
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Worked perfectly - thanks
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You most likely will not need a coded solution. You'll be surprised how robust InfoPath is (as well as SharePoint). Where are you at with her instructions above? It sounds like you've got the form designed the way you want. Have you published the form to SharePoint?