InfoPath Dev

Hilary, I wanted to add a drop down list box that had the 4 Threat levels, but I don't think browser enable forms are compatible with drop down list box. I just have a button on each view and named it by that view(Low Threat, Medium Threat, High...........). When I click the low Threat button, it just goes up and elevate and changes views. ...

I take it you have a field for threat level and it has a value in it related to the current threat level for that form. You can add an open rule that switches views based on the value of that field as well.... Under Tools / Form Options / Open and Save there is a button you can click to add open rules. I think either switching views or ...

I’ve built an InfoPath form that submits to a SharePoint form library. The problem we are having is that when a user submits the form, the library is auto checking out the form and nobody else can see that the form has been submitted to the library, not even site admin. I looked at the settings for the form library and don’t see any issues. I’m ...

  Hilary, We are unable to download 3rd party software tools on our server. I got a question for you Hilary. I have to design a form that is dynamic; meaning that if I had 4 security levels(Low Threat, Medium Threat, High Threat, Critical Threat) The form would add more fields to the form the higher the security level. The person doing the ...

  I have developed a infopath form that submits to an Access database but not all my users remember to submit their data to the database before saving their form as a new file. I need to have the data already in the database in order to perform further work activities.  I wanted to be able to have the submit ...

 Just keeping you updated - I'm still poking away at it.  Now it's generating the word document (thanks!!), but it's not populating any of the xsl data - it only displays the parts of the transform.xsl that are not part of an xsl tag.  I'm thinking that it's not recognizing the field names.  I tried adding a ...

Lucky you, you get to learn about the double eval hack! You'll need to create an email submit connection -- more details on that are available at Office Online, here. In the To field, select the formula editor (fx) and in the formula window, you'll enter something very like this: xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(my:group1/my:field1, ...