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Yes, the toolbar is configurable in the Form Options on the Browser tab. I, too, remove all of these except for Print (and sometimes Close), because I prefer to make my own custom (not code, just configured) Submit buttons. I also like to dynamically create the filename for the user upon clicking my custom submit button. If you ...
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That is correct. I found out that once I published it to the web, it did in fact pull the user name which is good for what I wanted to do. When I open the form on my computer however it was pulling my Windows logon name I am assuming, which coincidentally is my first name. Thanks for your response!
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I don't think using Console.WriteLine() and Console.ReadLine() is going to do much. There is no console in an InfoPath form.
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userName() doesn't pull first or last name - it pulls the actual username. You can then pass this username to the User Profile Web Service to return the PreferredName, which shows up in the form of "Last Name, First Name." Or, you can just pull the first name and last name separately to put in whatever order you want.
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it must be mainDataNavigator.SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:bericht", NamespaceManager).Value)
you placed /my:Fields in place of /my:myFields..check out
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Peter,
The hyperlink needs to be the full Forms Server URL (retrieve this by clicking on the doc within the form library and looking at the URL while the form is open in the browser). You can dynamically create Form URLs within SPD, because the full URL is always the same except for the ID, which is an easy reference for making sure you ...
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I have the same issue here, I have a browser-enabled InfoPath form, it works fine no matter client has InfoPath client installed or not. It works in every situation except the following, Once the workflow started, the person received the email notification; he/she opened the workflow task like this,
Title:
Hiring Manager ...
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I created an InfoPath folder in Outlook to view form data. Promoting form properties worked flawlessly and allowed me to view my chosen fields. However, when I close and re-start Outlook, the InfoPath folder loses its association with the form. I have to promote form properties again each time I open Outlook. As a test, I ...
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Glad it helped, that service pack screwed up so many systems - not just SharePoint related, can't believe MS let it out of their door! If anyone knows a solution that doesn't involve a reghack, can they post it please? (i.e. perhaps a better technique for pulling this info into infopath browser based form)
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for the moment, something as simple aspublic void CTRL50_5_Clicked(object sender, ClickedEventArgs e)
{
XPathNavigator mainDataSource = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();Console.WriteLine(mainDataSource.SelectSingleNode("/my:Fields/my:bericht", NamespaceManager).Value); Console.ReadLine();
}
is giving us a ...