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Since you can't use roles, you have to get creative. Here are 2 methods - one with and one without code:
1) Leverage the UserGroup web service to do conditional formatting on your sections based on SharePoint groups. This is EXACTLY what you would want, but it requires some advanced techniques and some code. I do not use it ...
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Ernesto, you can do server-side filtering using views (XML list view), and then you can make multiple data connections that are set not to query until activated through a rule or something...such as when a country is selected, it will then only return the set of companies related to that company based on a pre-set company view in the list. ...
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You will need to give a little more detail, because you said you have 2 buttons, but then you described 3 buttons (Lookup1, Select, Lookup2). Did you just describe the 2nd button as both select and lookup, or are there 3 buttons? What EXACTLY is the form doing, what kind of controls are you using, does this include a repeating table of ...
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Yes, i would recommend that you actually create a filename field in the form, and you set this field's value upon initial submit (add as a rule). You would then reference this field in your submit data connection so that it never gets recalculated and so that subsequent edits always overwrite the proper file. You can of course ...
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Yes, for browser-enabled forms to interact that way with SQL, you will need to write web services that perform the actions you want. This will require you to overcome the double-hop issue by creating the proper UDC files (data connections saved in a data connection library) as well as a single sign-on account. This actually takes a LOT ...
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Shouldn't need to do that - it should just auto-populate using default values.
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What "remove" option are you talking about?
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Yes, the concept is easy, but the application within a repeating table is the tricky part. Are you not using Active Directory as the basis for your user information? I mean, are the first and last names in the DB not driven by what is in AD, and does your web service not go to AD or the profile database to find the username? ...
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If there are 101 different combinations, then it could be a gigantic chore. You might have to make an extra field for each selection that has a boolean flag (or something similar) that gets set to True once each task is completed for a given selection. You can then reference this field for each selection via conditions on the ...
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Can't you just use conditional formatting in the button that says what actions to perform based on given criteria? The workflow part is separate, because that depends on what workflow tool you're using (SPD or Visual Studio). The workflows themselves have to have logic that says what to do based off some metadata in the ...