InfoPath Dev

Appreciate the follow up information. I continued with creating ten views within one Form to complete one full workflows, ie. AD Password Reset. The goal in using InfoPath was to be used solely for demo purposes. But am now thinking about presenting the idea of actually using InfoPath to create semi-automated workflows. Thanks again ...

I switched from using the dropdown to a button and was then able to successfully switch views after the button was selected. yay. baby steps.

Hello. While my overall goal is to automate workflow documentation, I was going to use InfoPath to create an automated guideline, of sorts, for demo purposes. As I looked further, I found that I may actually be able to create said workflows by utilizing one Form per workflow and create Views as conditions require it in the workflow, ie. ...

to run the 'Open New Form...' action, two file locations are offered as options under Form Template ID or Location. Oddly enough, Form Template ID was not working but Location did work. It seems, you have to actually copy the entire File Location as it appears under the File menu. then paste it under the aforementioned Form ...

Now I need to remember how I was able to avoid getting the Some Rules Were Not Applied error.

Changing Advanced Form Options/Compatibility to InfoPath Filler Form worked! I now see 'open a new Form to fill out' as an Action option. Wow. I'm seeing the versatility in using Sharepoint and InfoPath, but there so many breadcrumbs to follow. Thank you so much for your help! Craig

Let me give the compatibility change a try. In answer to your question, I don't have a definitive answer. Though, it will inevitably be used in our team's browser.

Good point. The issue seems to be in Rules. Condition: Names is equal to "Joe Example" Rule Type Action: Run these actions: upon selecting Add, 'go to another Form' is not an option. Whereas, it was in InfoPath 2007 Upon noting 'Go to another Form,' I would then note the Form's file ...

Because the steps I posted did not remain formatted for easy reading, I attached them as a .png Sorry about that.

Hello. I'm an InfoPath newbie, of course, and I'd like to know how to link a dropdown selection to a new form that is submittable. I was able to create and test, as such, on my InfoPath 2007 at home. But unable to do so in InfoPath 2010 at my workplace. Below, are the notes I made for myself. Again, I was successful doing this in ...