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I don't know about a link that addresses these challenges specifically. Tabbing in an InfoPath form is pretty normal; if you have rules on a field, for example, they will execute when you tab out of the field, not when the user finishes typing or hits Enter on the keyboard. This is just how InfoPath works out of the box and it might take users ...
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One easy way to work this out is from the web form. Navigate to http://demo3/QdabraWebService/ on the server where DBXL is installed. Then click on the link for the Active Directory Service, and then click on GetAllUsers.
Page 25 of this document has some information on ...
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How are you querying this data into InfoPath? I just tested (Office 365 and InfoPath 2010). The column is "Number" with "Number of decimal places" set to 0. I create an OOB data connection to receive data from this SharePoint list, and it is returned as a whole number in my form.
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We have a blog post on this, here it is. Hope it helps!
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Hi,
Context tracking is only available when the form is injected as "Rich Client".
We'll update the documentation to make this clear.
Sorry about the confusion.
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Context tracking is only available when for client forms (not browser forms). I imagine that your form may be a browser form and injected with the Browser option. Can you confirm this?
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Thank you for your report. We're investigating this and will let you know as soon as we have more information.
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I don't think there's something built in to InfoPath to achieve this, but one easy option is:
1. user clicks submit
2. Form submits
3. Switch views to a view that says: "Thank you. The form has been submitted. Click here for the next step"
4. Below this message, provide a clickable link that they can click on to open the ...
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I have worked this out, and I'll explain the solution here in case anyone else needs it.
You'll need a repeating group in your form, which you can then use as the data source for the dropdown. (So this will be my:dropdownGroupRepeating with my:dropdownField within it)
You'll need a field for my:manager2 and my:manager3, and ...
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Thanks for the clarification.
I think getting these two managers should be easy. Just like you have queried the UserProfileService to get my:manager for my:employee, you could call my:manager2 for my:manager and my:manager3 for my:manager2.
Now, the question is: after that data is all available, how do we populate it into a dropdown. I can't ...