InfoPath Dev

Hello Jamie, I know you said you don't want to invest in 3rd party products, but just so you know -- Formotus adds the functionality you are looking for to your InfoPath forms. We have a custom control for signatures and we have apps that work like InfoPath filler for Android and iOS (and Windows too). Learn more about Formotus custom ...

Muhimbi is the go-to product for converting InfoPath to PDF on SharePoint. Formotus (disclosure: my company) includes the ability to email InfoPath forms as PDF and/or HTML files from the device that fills them out. But the easiest thing would be to have your contractor install InfoPath 2013, which is now available freestanding for download. ...

http://www.formotus.com/15562/blog-news/custom-controls-for-mobile-data-collection-get-a-facelift

Mravimtni, You may find our third party service helpful for snapping photos into InfoPath forms and submitting into SharePoint libraries: http://www.formotus.com/15562/blog-news/custom-controls-for-mobile-data-collection-get-a-facelift Glen

Hello and glad you asked!  Formotus remains the only non-browser alternative for viewing and filling InfoPath forms on mobile devices (iOS / Android / Win8), as it has been for years. What's new is that we just announced a number of recent and upcoming improvements to our service, including:Public distribution of on-demand forms ...

An easy approach would be to use a rule to disable unavailable option buttons. So if the user chooses #2 for the first item, then #2 is disabled for the other items. Better yet would be to hide the unavailable buttons rather than just disabling them. Since hide rules can't be applied to radio buttons you'd need 16 little sections to hold ...

Hi Lindsay, Assuming you are not using SharePoint Online, you might look into submitting the InfoPath form by email to the SharePoint library, which does not require credentials. This might be one piece of the puzzle's solution, anyway. More ...

analystntrg, Your InfoPath form can have multiple submit data connections. One can submit to email with the target defined by fields and formulas if you want. Another can submit to a SharePoint list, from which it's easy to pull an Excel spreadsheet.  Hope that gets you going in the right direction!  Glen 

Hello Dave, In case you are interested, Formotus is a paid service with an InfoPath filler client app that offers exactly the offline functionality you describe. Forms submitted while offline queue up in a forms outbox and are submitted to SharePoint when connectivity returns. Currently available for iOS and Android devices, and Windows 8 support ...

 Sorry Hilary I believe I sent you a wrong file. Hold off until I get you the right one. -Glen