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That would be something I would be interested in too, specifically in combination with choice groups.
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Is there an easy way to make a field required only in a particular view? My form has 4 views. I'm using rules in the Form Open and Save option, so my form opens in a different view based on field values. I would like to have a field be required if the form opens in a particular view.
I've look at other posts in this ...
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Basically I want to use one infopath form that has an xml file with width (w), height (h), x, y, and z attributes. I want to use this base xml file and solution and I would like to create several views, in which one view will only show, populate, and generate just the width and height attributes, and the other view to only show and generate an xml ...
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I have search everywhere and there are no examples of how to submit an InfoPath form programmatically. I can do it using the standard method but I want to know how to do it programmatically. Here is what I have so far.
Public Sub FormEvents_Submit(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As SubmitEventArgs)
' If the ...
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I have a simple Infopath form that could have 1 or more attachments. In some view I need to list out the names of all the Infopath forms and a link to the attachments of the respective forms. When the user clicks on the attachment they should be able to open the attachment without having to open the Infopath form.
Please let me ...
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Thanks for your response..
I have a top level site (in English) and 2 subsites. One of the subsite is in English and the other in French.
There is only 1 version of the Infopath form which is available in the top level site. So, when i access the form from my French subsite there is a datasource (an XML file) which supplies ...
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I am using InfoPath 2003.
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They should be able to open the InfoPath form.
And then use the attachment control to open or save the attachment.
They would then update the document, save it, and attach the new copy.
Does this not work?
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Not sure I completely understand but...
You would have one XML structure per template.
Within that template you can have multiple ways to view the XML data.
So you definetly can have a view for just part of the data and another for others. You can identify each user or form state or data already entered and automatically route to specific views ...
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You must publish a form to a shared location but also specify the url or UNC a user will use to access it.
So if publishing to \\server\share you might need to specify a different access method is users use mapped drives or access it via a web server. If they try to access via a mapped drive and it was published as a UNC, it will not work ...