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A custom toolbar button does not use the same function syntax as a form button does.
I haven't done these for a while, but if I recall correctly, you just need to create a public function of the same name as the toolbar button name, no parameters:
public void btnTest()
{
...
}
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Your close... you need to use "and" instead of "or". If you use OR, it will ALWAYS hide because the current user will never be equal to all 3 fields unless all 3 fields are identical.
currentUser != user1 AND currentUser != user2 AND currentUser != user3 THEN hide control.
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Hello Abhishek,
I think this message of yours may speak to our issue/plan. We have a form that is destined to have 2 views (we'll call them "View A" and "View B")
"View A" is a full view of a form that has several items (Drop-Downs, Fill-in boxes, and so on).
"View B" is a detail ...
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I am facing the same problem. I designed a browser enabled form using InfoPath 2007 in SharePoint 2007 as content type. When the user create a new form and submits it, I create a file name automatically by concatenating a string ["CR"] and the "Id" from the SharePoint list. The problem arises when a user creates a new form and ...
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There is a lot of functionality and quirks associated with using browser forms.
You lose filtering on other data so I am not surprised that you have lost sorting functionaltiy.
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Just remove the port name.
I publish my browser-enabled forms as
http://servername/site
Then on the next prompt I choose the library I wish to publish the form in.
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I want a control to always be hidden unless it is one of the three specified users who are in the form.
So, I added a field that will hold the current user name
Then, put a condition on the field I want hidden, to be hidden if Current user is not equal to melissam
That worked just fine. So I proceeded to change the conditional ...
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Hello, I am a newbie at this and it is difficult to find out info on the web for exporting data in my situation.
I have an Infopath form that users enter data outside of the office and they save the form as as an XML file. Later when they come back in the office, they will need to get this data (1 main table, 10 child tables) imported into the ...
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So I have it nailed down to the DATE control and sending emails from SharePoint.
Sending the form from within InfoPath - email renders correctly.
Sending the form from SharePoint - email does NOT render correctly.
Removing the date control and sending the form from SharePoint - email renders correctly.
What is wrong with the date control, ...
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Hi all,
I did some searching, but couldn't find anything on this topic.
I have an InfoPath form that is growing in size. It is being hosted on a SharePoint site and has multiple data connections to SharePoint lists, two of which are near or exceed 10000 rows (with many columns). This is causing the form to take a ...