InfoPath Dev

It shouldn't be that over-complicated.  I am able to retrieve any information from the list without any issues using the owssvr.dll. (They thoughtfully left the "filename" attribute out of the default data connection.)  I can post back to the list with no issues also.  But updating an item that already exists in the ...

I checked the link, and unfortunately it is extraordinarily confusing.  I will have to walk through it step by step to see how it applies to what I'm trying to do.  Also, I should note that it is not the form itself I am trying to update.  But a column of metadata for documents contained in the library that are selected in the ...

I have a form that submits to a SharePoint form library.  I have some controls on it, that are disabled if certain conditions are met using conditional formatting, so that the form cannot be edited once it is submitted.  The problem is that this makes the values of the form very difficult to read, particularly when the form is ...

Have I stumped everyone?  I didn't think it would be this difficult.

Nope, close, but not quite.  I've got the autonumbering portion down, that's not an issue.  The autonumber value however, will need to be applied to other documents.  Here is a little more detail.  User clicks "New." New form is generated, with autonumber sequence for file name (Form-001) Using a drop down ...

The subject line of this may be a little misleading, but here is the issue I am trying to resolve.  In my form for a sharepoint library, I use the owssvr.dll to get the filename of files to populate a dropdown list.  What I need, is that when the form is submitted, to apply a value from the form (the autonumber value that the form uses ...

got fileds issue solved the same way.  But instead of hiding the control, just disable it.  One more issue to resolve...

Solved my own problem.  Added a conditional format to the button, that checks the autonumbering field in the form.  If the autonumber is < or = to the current number in the form, hide the control.  Seems to work great.  Now on to possibly the last pressing issue of the form.  (I would be really nice to be able to turn ...

I am creating an infopath form for a department to use here.  The issue is that once the form has been submitted, I would like to prevent it from being edited.  Is there a way to conditionally hid the submit form for a form that was already submitted?  I use an automatic numbering solution for naming each form, and I don't want ...

Not a permissions issue.  I can select any field in the document library using the default datasource in SharePoint, with the exception of the name of a file.  This is the one field that I need though.  Asking in a SharePoint forum, they have suggested that I need to get the onetIDIOFile text value, but that is where their help ...