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Is there a way to send a form that has been filled out to a shared folder on a network using a submit button? After the form is already filled out I want to send the form to a folder on my companies network for archiving.
Thanks for any ideas!
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So I solved it.
It was not a problem with my access db. The problem was that Access expected a '','' instead of a ''.''.
So I had to use a replace function:
var dblGesamtwert = oSrc.selectSingleNode(''my:positionsbetrag'').text;
rsUmsatz.Fields(''Gesamtwert'') = dblGesamtwert.replace(''.'','','');
Christoph
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So, I tried this and the text is displayed in the InfoPath form, but it's displayed with <DIV> tags. Anyway to get rid of those?
Is there any other way to get multiple line columns from a Sharepoint list?
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Hi Ivl and welcome to our forum,
I was able to get this working using current() and browser enabled forms for my presentation today at the SharePoint Solutions conference.
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Hello Greg,
Sounds great. I have set a key field that populate the signature section every time a selection is made in a DDL. Then I set the conditonal formating for the signature section to ''hide this control'' if the keys don't match. However, this ends up hiding every field. Where am I going wrong? Thanks again.
Here is the layout:
<2DS ...
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Hi Alexander,
If this was Windows XP SP2 and the file was XML, I'd say there is a Windows Shell setting to remove the warning. Since you have Windows Server, I'd have to say this is IE7 setting related. Look in Internet Explorer Security tab for the setting. You should also try trusting the site or domain (add to local intranet and see if that ...
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OK, so after reading a few posts about printing, I got the feeling that a lot of printing issues have been caused by updating to IE 7. I uninstalled IE 7 went back to 6 and all seems to be fine now. Too bad, kinda liked the look of 7.
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Hi,
I want to read a file until the end of that-çi... I do not find the property which determines the end
Sorry for my bad English
var fso, f, ts, s;
var ForReading = 1, ForWriting = 2, ForAppending = 8;
var TristateUseDefault = -2, TristateTrue = -1, TristateFalse = 0;
fso = new ...
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Another easier way to perform this logic is to use mutliplication. If you set your checkboxes to set as 0/1 instead of Yes/No then you can use A * B * C to determine if all are set to true. If all are 1 then output will be 1 (true), if any are 0, the output will be 0 (false).
Hope this helps!
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After updating IE all of my documents that were printing to legal size paper will no longer do so. The document will print to the correct tray(legal)but will print in letter size mode. Docs that were printing on 1 page are now printing on 2. No settings on page and printer setup have been changed. Any ideas?