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Hi Marylin,
Mel did a blog post on a technique that you should review: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/05/18/using-e-mail-forms-to-communicate-with-external-users.aspx
I know you don't have SharePoint, but the same technique can be used for network forms. In summary, you have to install an email variant of the same ...
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We have successfully published XSNs for Forms Services that were larger than 5Mb so maybe there is some server setting.
However, 99% of all XSNs should be <1Mb. Check your XSN for duplicate images in the InfoPath Designer by going to File->Publish->Export Source and creating a folder. Set the windows folder to show large icons and ...
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Yes, this is covered in Jo-Anne's webinar from January. Please take a look at our Youtube.com/Qdabra channel.
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Setup a Webpart connectors (webpart dropdown connect to and specify the other web part) and add a rule to your form (Form Load rule) that switches the view based on the value of the parameter. This is documented in other places too. It's pretty easy to setup. Good luck!
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The horrid red bold dotted line is because the field is a date-time when you just want time. Double click the fields in the taskpane and change from date-time to just time.
You should be able to just remove the colon from the time using translate(field,":","") and then subtract one from the other. So, if field1 and field2 are ...
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Hi Scott,
If you are synching Outlook calendars to a SharePoint calendar, you could do this without code.
Otherwise, you'll have to write some code that queries the calendar using Outlook object model.
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Yes, the best practice is to have a button with a rule that has two submit actions and a query. First submit will submit it with your natural Now() key (also, make sure this value is stored somewhere in your form). Second action is the query - just query the library to get the SharePoint ID assigned to the form that you just submitted. Since ...
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What's the behavior if you change the boolean parameter from false to true?
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Yes!
Here's an xpath you can use: count(../preceding-sibling::my:group)+1
Replace my:group with the repeating group node above your field. Best practice is not to make the field repeating, but rather the parent group.
Good luck!
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Hi Dom80,
I don't know why this is happening. We have seen a lot of bugs in 2013 and we are cautioning customers to wait a few more months for the patches. I'm not saying this is the case but it could be.