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Re: Designing a Form for my company

Not a stupid question. In fact, how the form will be filled out is one of the first questions you should ask yourself before getting started. You can design two types of forms: Client form - users need InfoPath installed to fill it out Browser-based form - users fill out the form in the browser and don't need InfoPath ...

Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Jennifer Walts on 07-19-2011
Re: Designing a Form for my company

Welcome to the forum, Rob. InfoPath can do what you're asking, plus much more. Here are a couple of resources to get started:Using data connections to submit to a database - see the "CONFIGURE FORMS TO SUBMIT TO SHAREPOINT AND EMAIL GUESTS" section ...

Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Jennifer Walts on 07-18-2011
Re: SharePoint 2007 and InfoPath 2010 integration

Hi, Marty - you do need InfoPath Form Services (IPFS) to use browser-based InfoPath forms. If you want to go the browser-based InfoPath form route, you could useOffice 365  - E3 and E4 plans include InfoPathQdabra FormsBoard instead of SharePointYou can also look into SharePoint list forms, which are non-InfoPath electronic forms

Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Jennifer Walts on 07-08-2011
Re: Configuring and displaying submitted InfoPath form to InfoPath form webpart

Hi, Lisa - to clarify, you want your users to fill out multiple views of a form from an InfoPath Form Web Part?

Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by Jennifer Walts on 06-29-2011
Free Webinars - “InfoPath Forms: Your Bridge to Online Data Sources”

Join us Thursday and see how InfoPath makes it so easy to use with online data. We'll show you how to: • Create a data connection - Pull data from an XML config file into your form • Convert your data connections into UDCs - UDCs work in the browser and can be easily shared and reused across forms • Accelerate forms creation and ...

Posted to Jennifer Walts (Weblog) by Jennifer Walts on 06-07-2011
Re: Drop down List Box

Hi, James - it sounds like this AD field is populated with a form load/open rule - every time the form is opened, the field is populated with the current user. Add a condition to the rule so it only runs when that field is blank. That way when I create a new form, my info is populated. My manager opens the form and the rule does not run because my ...

Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by Jennifer Walts on 03-03-2011
Re: Drop down List Box

Wonderful, you’re pulling email from AD.Concat does work with one field but the function does require two or more strings. It doesn’t care if those are fields or manually typed in. Back to the scenario of manager’s complete name in one field, you could use substring-before to get the first name to the first space, and substring-after to get ...

Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by Jennifer Walts on 03-02-2011
Re: Drop down List Box

Hi, James - look at your rules and see what you have for this field--if you have a Form Load rule that's saying the user must select the manager alias when the form is opened, it's expected that field would be blank when it's opened after it has been submitted. Try adding a condition to the rule so it only runs when that ...

Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by Jennifer Walts on 03-01-2011
Re: Drop down List Box

Hi, James - have you looked into adding a condition to your form load rule so it doesn't run when your field is not blank, i.e. the user has already made a selection?

Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by Jennifer Walts on 02-28-2011
Re: Error while publishing to sharepoint

Hi, Sukumarsb - there are a couple of suggestions in this MSDN forum post that may help. If not, please update this post with what you've verified and some information about your SharePoint configuration. Thanks

Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Jennifer Walts on 02-28-2011

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