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Thanks - I'll take a look sometime today.
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I haven't see this before! Can you attach the form template to a reply or send to Support AT Qdabra DOT com and reference this thread so we know what it is related to?
Are you running IP 2010 or 2013?
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Well - your form load rules could change to your new read only view if the username is not equal to the submitted by field. Then it would open in the normal view for the submitter, read only view for everyone else...
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You can set an entire view to read only - so you could have a read only view you switch to if the form has been submitted.
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You can create a new 2010 template in IP 2013, and when you save, you have the following options:
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Not if you set the compatibility to IP 2013. You need to save as an IP 2010 form.
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I don't know that I'd call it a limitation, since that implies something known - I do know I've had some issues as of late with hyperlinks displayed inside repeating sections where there are multiple sections on the form bound to the same group - so it may be you are hitting a browser rendering bug of some kind. Can you bind you ...
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What I'm trying to say is that I think the Document Library URL in your SharePoint submit connection is incorrect. You should use the actual library URL, like the one I posted - not the weird SharePoint one. :)
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Hi - a SharePoint submit connection will submit the form's XML to the library in the submit connection. https://sharepoint.sandia.gov/sites/ITSM/Tool/Testing/Foundation is the location you are submitting to? Can you walk through your submit data connection again and verify that?
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Catharine! Hello!
I guess I'd verify that the text box displays outside of the section first, so you can see if the issue is with the section or the textbox? What's the section bound to?