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One question, how do you plan on implementing your form? You can easily do this with managed code however if you want to automatically fill the fields based on a dropdown selection then it would be easier to use rules.
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I'm sorry but my 7 year old probably knows c# better than I do so I can't help you there. Here is how I submit in vb.net. ( I think your submit code is causing the error)Dim Submit As DAVAdapter
Submit = thisXDocument.DataAdapters.Item("Main Submit")
If thisFilename Is Nothing Then
thisFilename = Submit.FileName
End ...
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I agree the user roles never seem to quite behave the way they should.
BEST ADVICE: Find another way to do it, sorry
Cheers
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Hi
As far as I am aware the old forms will just not display that data, if you set the template to auto-update then open the 35 in turn they would automatically publish with the extra columns as as far as they are aware that is waht the template is telling them to do.
I hope this helps
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Hi
You can right-click on the template and extract the XSL style sheets of each view. Go into an editor and change the colors for each view. If I were in your shoes I would probably create a new blank form, save it with no development or other views and then extract that one blank view. Then modify the one XSL style sheet and ...
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Hi again
Mirror solution is more elegant but lot more to manage. Whichever way you go best of luck
Adam
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Hi, if anybody can hellp with following:
I have created a library in sharepoint as form library.
Further have associated it with one infopath form and it works ok.
Now I want this folder / library to have in outlook.
I have connected it to outlook from sharepoint and now I can see this
form library in outlook.
However in outlook I see ...
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Yes,
Go to tools and Form options.
Go to rules for Open and Save which are rules that will run when the form opens before it is displayed.
Then you can create a condition, maybe a field is not blank, and if that is true then change views to the read only view.
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Thanks for the replies.
If I do this with a view, next time you open the form from a form library in SharePoint it reverts back to the default view. Is there anyway of setting so that if something has been pressed the form will always open in the read only view?
Thanks again
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Hi All,
I have a live form on a sharepoint list. The sharepoint list has 35 completed forms on it. The requestor of the form wants the colums changing in the view of the list. Some of these colums have not been added in Infopath to the "form library colums" and therefore aren't shown. What is the best ...