InfoPath Dev

I have an InfoPath 2010 browser form that is submitted to a SharePoint 2010 document library.  At the end of the form I have two checkboxes that represent 'Accepted' and 'Rejected'.  I also have a hidden text field called 'FinalStatus' that is supposed to read 'Approved' or 'Rejected' based on ...

The only solutions I ever found required code and at the time I had to work on this issue that was simply not an option.  Unfortunately I do not have those links anymore, but Google gave me some info - I was just not able to apply it.  Good luck!

Anson:  Being a newb, I have no idea how to go about using a substring...and...er...the rest you mentioned. Jimmy:  but would the string-compare work only on values that are like for like or would it be able to compare if a the logged in user is in the specific sharepoint group I specified in my UserGroup.asmx lookup?

Hi I am creating a form that needs to check a username against a Sharepoint group to determine if certain controls would be displayed on an Infopath form.  Using Sharepoint & Infopath 2010.  The problem is that the case of the AD username does not match the case of the Sharepoint group so I figure I need to use translate to fix ...

Hi Yes, I will be saving the XML forms and then selecting to merge from the Save&Send option. Each form does capture the username and it is recorded as part of the form. Would you mind giving me an example of how to edit the XSLT file? I've not worked with the source files before except to create a default tabbed template for views.

I fixed it by querying the data on form load.  Unfortunately submitting to a database was not an option since I have yet to figure out how to create a web service and my DB has large binary fields.  As per my other post I resorted to creating additional fields to store the data I did not want to overwrite.

How do I track which username made which change when merging forms?  I tried using username as a prefix, but obviously that did not work.  I am using Infopath 2010. 

After much playing about I gave up on using eval for this.  Instead I used the repeating tables to onyl display the information and created new fields for users to make changes in.  Not ideal, but oh well. 

I have a repeating table that pulls data from a secondary connection (MSSQL database).  The users need to be able to view the data as it is currently there and make any changes before submitting it back.  Problem is that if the form is submitted, it resets the repeating table back to the database data and not the user changed info.  ...

It depends on your SQL fields.  If you have large binary types, then you will need a web service to submit to the SQL database.  If not, create the SQL data connection as a primary connection and you will be able to submit to the database.  If you have large binary fields (like varchar MAX), you can use web services or ...