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On your task bar select views and then on the very bottom click create print version for this view.
Now you have a new blank view for which you can create the layout form scratch that it fits best your printing requirements.
Regarding your drop down list you would drop an expressino box to your view, click the fx button on the ...
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Hi
As i understand it when a form or a section of the form is digiatally signed it is intrinsically linked to the data it is signing, actions such as saving or changing field values etc, change the underlying dat and hence the digital signature is no longer valid as the data has changed.
Sorry if this doesn't help
Cheers Adam
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Hey Matt - Thanks
"you could make a Print View that translates the drop-down selections into Expression Boxes"
How do I do that?
Thanks
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Hi
I only work on Infopath 2003 but have seen similar instances. It seems that on opening the old form the template is not updating fully, go into form options in tools and select advanced. Specify on version upgrade, automatically upgrade to latest version. This should help you.
Cheers Adam
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Hi
If i understand you correctly you are talking about two completely different things. The picture of the signature is just that, digital signatures are something completely different.
To digitally sign a section of the form, create a "section" and place inside it all the things you want authorised. Go into Tools ...
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Hi Ben
If your 'Approval Comments' are from SharePoint then you need to add a new Data Connection, select Receive Data and then select 'SharePoint Library or List'. Type in your SharePoint Form Library (That is content approval = yes) then select the form library, click next. A list of fields is then shown including ...
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Thanks for your replies.
I have found a solution. I created an external stylesheet and transform the xml by using the xsl for showing in IE.
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You have to use something like my:Country = US or my:Country = MX or ... The easiest is use the second line of your conditional formatting set your conditions with the dropdown list and swicht again to expression. like this you can create the correct expressions for all your condition and just append them to the first one.
Does this help ?
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This can be a bit complex until you have done it a couple times.
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/agni/archive/2006/06/28/Get-Name-of-Person-Logged-Into-SharePoint.aspx
Here is one link that can get you down the path.
Ultimately you can create a dataconnection to the form library and query all of the documents in it. Then you can ...
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So I have a form that submits to a sharepoint library. This form has more then one person edit/looks at it and i want the submit button to turn into a save button once it is submitted.
so theres a couple of ways to do this, i see:
1. figure out what the form name is and create an overwrite data connection to overwrite the old ...