InfoPath Dev

 Kind of a general question but is it possible to create an InfoPath 2013 form that not only saves data to a SharePoint 2013 list but also saves the data to a separate SQL DB? Can anyone give me a basic description of how this will be done? Is it as simple as two separate data connections? Do I need use Business Connectivity to accomplish ...

 I am using a newly set-up SP 2013 test environment and am having trouble with publishing a form that is using a UserProfileService data connection to retrieve the current logged in user. Why does my InfoPath form have to be administrator approved before I can use it in the library? This will be a pain in the butt to do every time I ...

 Thank you sir. I will try this.

I am trying to hide a section based on the logged in user. I a, comparing the username() to the SP list populated with user names. I created a SP list that has user names listed in it. I then used these instructions on trying to return the user name, http://www.wonderlaura.com/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=172 by Laura Rogers. My problem is I am ...

I beleive what Bre is refering to is a rule that would refigure the calculation when any of the other fields are changed. You want to make sure a rule is on each field that preforms the calculation so if a user needs to change one of the fields after the calculation has already been completed, it is recalculated.  A button that does the ...

I was trying to think of a different way to accomplish your goal since this one is giving you (and me) trouble.  Assuming you have just a few questions to ask. You create a variable (field used just to make a calculation) for each question that assigned 1 each time a question is selected. You could then use the variables to create a total ...

I would like to see the replies to this situation. I am curious why you are using a repeating table and then hard coding the text in the table. Would it be easier to just create your questions with different drop-down lists associated to each one?  What is the objective? I'm not trying to criticizing, just trying to learn more.

Thank you, makes sense now.

Don, can you explain this formula to me? Where does EndDate and StartDate come from? I am thinking EndDate is a variable created for the formula and StartDate is the date the user entered. Correct? If so I can’t get it to work.  

Is this form in SharePoint? Use a workflow. When the button is pushed use a rule to set a field to true. The workflow can send emails based on that field being true. Nintex works great for this, you can do it out of the box with SharePoint workflow also.