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Hey Luke,
Take a look at Clayton's blog post: http://claytoncobb.wordpress.com/2009/06/21/userprofileservice-extended/
Thanks,
Patrick
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Hi again,
I think that example has qRules. Insert and Delete are both qRules commands. qRules is a common library. It's cheap. After you get the trial to work with the above commands send us a 2-3 sentence testimonial and we'll give you a handsome discount. :)
Cheers!
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You can use qRules or CAML. We did a webinar on this last January. Check out Qdabra's YouTube channel for Jo-Anne's webinar on task lists.
Lots of posts online showing how to map repeating data to ShP lists which can then be used to do workflows. qRules is the best approach and there's a free trial and lots of how to documentation ...
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Can you attach the form? Maybe they have a corrupted Office install. Ask them to repair that first since it's easy and may resolve their problems.
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Hi DJT1990 and welcome,
How are you opening and designing the forms?
When you design the form, you need to make sure you are designing the template that is published to the network location. Typically, this involves navigating to the network location in Windows Explorer, finding the XSN and right clicking it and choosing ...
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Hi Prabhat,
You could look at using Universal Data Connections and make them absolute so that you have the same one for all sites. I'm not sure that is what you need. What is the data connection in your form pointing to?
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Yes, but you have to use the domain\username format that User Roles recognize.
Another approach would be to call User Profile Service and resolve the username based on the user's full name. That might be better because it provides a migration path. Clayton Cobb has a nice post on his SharePoint Madness blog (I think it's his top ...
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Hi RanaK,
Try the first technique in the attached sample: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/patrick/archive/2011/09/03/free-sample-copying-repeating-data.aspx
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Hi Carlos,
1. Save the Excel as XML format and add it as a secondary data source to your InfoPath form.
2. Add a validation rule to match a pattern with d\d\d\d\d\d\d\d as the pattern
3. Same as #1. Or, you could export it to a SharePoint list and connect to the list instead. Qdabra also have an XLS to XML tool which automatically creates ...
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Hi Sameer,
I would use default data and not rely on the processing instruction. The PI is just going to return the value cached for the solution. Sending them an XML file with the number in it is probably the way to go. Then they just double click and they have the number in the form.