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for the graying out of submit button, you right click on submit button and go to conditional formatting and check why the button is grayed out.
for other queries let the experts answer
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well the best approach will be to give item level permissions. give contribute permissions to ones own item and read/no access to others.
If the user creates his own forms then you might have to give contribute permissions to the library also. if the forms are created through code, then you dont need to give any permissions to the doc library to ...
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i hope in the secondary data connection you are pulling in both the company name and the contact info. and that company name is displayed in the drop down and you want contact info to be populated in the text box on the basis of selection of the dropdown. go to the properties of the text box and set its value to the contact info of the secondary ...
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hi dtewfik,
often when we use a secondary data connection, we dont often explicitly use (assign to some field)all the columns returned. This is not okay with infopath. We should make sure to use all the columns returned.
we dont need to display them or any thing like that. we can just assign them to some dummy fields,
As for you are ...
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dialog boxes\message boxes are not supported by browser enabled forms. check if you are displaying a message box on the form that might be creating the problem.
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hi heath,
why dont you create multiple submit connections and at the time of submittion of form determine which submit connection to use depending upon the change type.
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hi David,
the best way to preven t this is to give item level permissions, give contribute permissions to the item (forms) created by the user himself only, and for rest dont give him any permissions or read only permission as needed
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you can use tool tips also, that might be better. depending on your requirement and UI
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only one it might sound sort of stupid, but believe me we face this kind of problems often. Check your logged in user in sharepoint.