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Hello all,
OK so here is my issue. I am trying to create form to use for a Shift Turnover process for production support. My form will have a repeating section for issues, somewhat similar to the agenda form that comes with Infopath... however it is for issues.
What I am looking to do is have a dropdown menu where I can select an application or ...
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'Code to traverse Table and append to a string:
Dim oNodeList As IXMLDOMNodeList
Dim oNode As IXMLDOMNode
Dim item As IXMLDOMNode
Dim output As String
Dim xpath As String = ''dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:table/d:foreignkeytable''
Dim k As Int16 = 0
oNodeList = thisXDocument.DOM.selectNodes(xpath)
If (oNodeList.length > 0) Then
For Each ...
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Hi Shailaja,
Sorry, but I don't even see a display tab when I double click on a check box and/or radio button.
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Hello Pras,
You can disable check boxes and radio buttons. For this you will have to save the status of the form in one field and have conditional formating by following these steps:
1. Double click on check box and click on Display tab
2. click on Conditional formatting button and click on Add
3. Select status field in first drop down, is ...
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Hi,
Is there anyway that I can make my radio buttons and check boxes read-only? I'm working with multiple views, and depending on what stage of the workflow we're at, would like to make certain portions of the form read-only.
Thanks.
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Well, in the end I just took the department feild out of the form, with the feild gone there is no longer a issue. Thank you for the reply though!
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Hello all,
Happy Holidays to you all
Not sure where this topic should go, so I am putting it here for now.
I am not sure if this can be done or not
I would like to know if user is creating a new form or updating an old form. I have published the form to SharePoints 2003 and set the flag to allow overwrite the form which is great and works. ...
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Hey Mike and welcome to the forum!
I don't quite understand this problem - do you think you could paste the code here so we could look at it? Also - you might want to use SelectNodes instead of a loop with SelectSingleNode() as it sounds like you're doing.
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This seems a little weird, but I think it has to do with the data in the database. The query fields specify what the query should try to match when the query is issued, so if this one ''required'' field is the column in the database that is not null or has no matching values this would happen.
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If you can control where the users go after the form is submitted you could change it to anywhere. Once they got to this other page you could run some JavaScript that would close the current window.
Since you probably don't have this option, try opening the view that they are switched to in SharePoint Designer and adding the JavaScript that way. ...