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cali_kid,
The form is browser enabled and using Form Services. I also was under the impression that browser enabled forms could not use roles. Please advise. Also, if this the case, could you give a little more detail on how to do it in SPD or point me to an example. Thanks.
I found this post, but I'm not sure if it is a viable ...
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I've done all of that and I still get an error. The error says An error has occured. Please try again.
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Patrick,
I keep getting a error when I click the link that says Click here to sign this section link. It just says an error has occured. Please try again. I'm trying to sign a section on a form.
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Clay,
Can you provide an example for a rule for a multi submit?
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i'm using a batch file to 'semi automatic' the process, using the line below and save it to .bat file
stsadm.exe –o verifyformtemplate –filename C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\PROJECT\something.Performance\INFOPATH\Published\MY-Performance Review System.xsn
and get an error "command line ...
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Hello Welcome to the Forums,
You have to add one more section to hide those controls. In this section you have to add the optional section with controls and add your conditional formatting for newly added section.
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I was under the impression that roles in Infopath for Web enabled forms were not supported? Is that true? I guess I should have asked if the form was using the thick client?
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Too bad you didn't use our Database Accelerator Web Service.
Seems like the query is pulling too much data down, so I'd look at restricting the query. Too bad that InfoPath doesn't pass parameterized filtering of SQL. That's why you really should have done this via a Web Service (which would allow that), but anyway, here are some ...
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If you have Internet Explorer and you are not enabling digisig for the entire form, you can use it for browser based forms. If the form has been signed, you will see a dialog popup saying to click Digital Signatures on the Tools menu to view existing digisigs. If the form is not yet signed (i.e. you are filling it out), the title of the form in ...
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You don't have to do SharePoint workflow for this. You can use Forms Base workflow too. Just add user roles for the Everyone (default), Employee (initiator), Supervisor and Owner (in InfoPath Designer, go to Tools->Roles). Make Employee initiator and use a field in the form to determine Supervisor. Default role is Everyone. Add open rules ...