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Usually, right clicking an XSN will have the "Design" option on a machine with InfoPath installed. You could also open InfoPath designer and navigate to the downloaded XSN to open it, from the "open" menu.
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Download the file locally first. Did you do that?
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Yeah I know but they restrict access to forums as well. lol
When I right click I don't see a "design" option. Just the usual selections. Am I missing something? I can't seem to get it to open in designer ...
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Okay, just to make sure I was clear, I didn't mean for you to email it, but to attach it to your forum post. At any rate, you need to use preceding sibling in your condition to show / hide the rows. I'm attaching a simple sample form. Save it locally, right click and select design to open in design mode & you can preview from there.
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Unfortunately I won't be able to do that. The form is on my work laptop and it will flag if I try to send it to an outside e-mail. I work for a bank so they tend to have things buttoned up pretty tight. Sorry about that. :(
Maybe you could just give me an idea of what I might try?
Thanks a bunch!!!
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So - it looks like you attached the XML rather than the XSN but this should be possible. You need to make sure the form has been submitted, of course, prior to including a link to it. Just open an existing item in your list, and copy the URL out of the address bar to get an idea of what the URL should look like. You'll need to concatenate in ...
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Definitely possible - any chance you could attach your form in a reply under the options tab? I can give you a hand. :)
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Ah, I understand the confusion. Yeah, even qRules Submit To SharePoint list only submits from main data sources. :) Glad that sorted it!
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No we are good. Thanks! I don't know why but I thought it would write the delete directly to the list for some reason (I wasn't thinking about when I do write to the list, it's via a map). I just didn't think the process through :).
I just tried it and it worked great (and very fast). Thanks!