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Example of Publishing Wizard and selecting a network location.
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Customize Sample Screenshot. For our demo purposes we have chosen the Expense Report Sample.
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Let me try to simplify.
You need to have buttons on each view which take you to another view. It sounds like you have the rules for this figured out.
However you need some of the buttons to have some logic and check the users history (previous path through the form) and then pick which view to take them to. You need to create some flag fields, ...
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Here is an example of a individual document catalog. Use "View Docs" in the Catalog view to view this. This will list all of the documents with links to them. It also has a link to open a new document. It uses paging to improve performance when their are many documents.
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This is a sample Screen Shot of the DBXL Admin Tool (DAT) catalog view. This lists all of the document types currently configured and you can manage each document type or navigate to View Docs to create a new form or view existing stored documents.
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Creating a New Document Type in DAT. Name the Document Type and use the Attachment Control to upload your form template. Then Save the configuration and return to the Catalog view.
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Creating a new configuration in the DBXL Admin Tool (DAT)
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This is the pop up message when opening a template.xsn via Internet Explorer
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Hi Matt,
Thanks for the post. my main goal was to display two table columns in the single "Display Name" of the Pull-Down and the third Table column as the "Value"
I found a couple blogs on modifying the XSL file but it wouldn't let me publish a web enabled form with the modified XSL.
I solved the problem by simply ...
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Is there a way to remove the optional nodes with default values while saving the Infopath form?
Thanks
Srini