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Hi Saurabh,
Qdabra has a tool called FormsViewer that does this (Qdabra is the sponsor for this site). Depending on the complexity of the form, that might be a good option.
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You need a repeating section so I suggest using an InfoPath form with a repeating table that has a dropdown in it. The dropdown is populated from the SharePoint list with the cost centers. There's a field to the right which is percent. You can set it up so it removes the value from the dropdown if it's already selected and you can force ...
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Hi Carel,
Is the people picker in the form or just the list? If it's not in the form, maybe the namespace isn't either. Just adding it to the form should be a good test of that.
In general, the data source the people picker gives you is not easy to use for other purposes (such as workflow). I recommend, just defining your own structure ...
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Probably a postback setting. In the designer, right click on the button and choose properties and then click on Browser and set it to Always. That should do the trick.
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Why not just send them a link to an online form? If you have SharePoint 2010 with InfoPath Form Services, you don't need to have InfoPath or Outlook installed. Some configuration required to get the link correct, but it's not hard.
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Hi Tim,
This is one of the key limitations of SharePoint Form Libraries - they don't support repeating structures within one form. My recommendation would be to have the form submit to two SharePoint lists before it submits to the SharePoint form library. You map the form info to one list and the repeating info to another list and then you ...
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Hi Keith,
The main issue with the list is the number of columns. You should consider changing from checkboxes to something else.
If you are using a list form, you will need to convert your for to be a full-fledged InfoPath form. Depending on how complex your form is, that shouldn't be too hard. You can still have the regular InfoPath form ...
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Seems like a problem parsing the XSL file. Do you have strange formatting in the form? Can you attach it to your reply so that we can take a look?
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Here's a blog that steps through this: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/05/19/using-e-mail-forms-to-communicate-with-external-users.aspx
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Hi Mario,
You might be able to use a technique described here: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry70014.aspx
qRules Insert also supports looping and is a pretty cool technique. Some configuration required, but there's plenty of documentation available, for ...