InfoPath Dev

Good morning, We recently upgraded some users to Microsoft office 2010 (64-bit edition).  However, it appears that Infopath 2010 is not playing nice with Sharepoint. :( Example - I have an am  Infopath form (2007 template) that is submitted to a Sharepoint form library.  I have a simple, out of the box workflow ...

"InfoPath has no rule actions that will allow you to add an instance of a repeating field or group" - This is what I was trying to do... but you helped me see the light. I don't need 2 sets of repeating data, I'm such a fool! Creating one repeating group with 2 fields, one named "email address" and the other ...

Hello Hilary, "can you help me understand why the data needs to be copied into another repeating group" - IT might not have to, it's the only way I can imagine doing it.  I need to get 2 sets of data from the "operator".  I need the email addresses of the people that need to be notified, and I need those ...

Good morning, I'm working on two step content approval form in InfoPath, and I'm completely stumped. :(  What I want to do isn't that complex, but I cannot for the life of me figure it out. A form initiator fills out this form and submits it.  The first approval is static, it's always handled by the same person. ...

Hey Todd, Yes, your form is similar to what I'm trying to do.  The reason I need to "know" whether the loan is secured or unsecured is lenders have different lending limits dependant on this.  (example.. a typical lender with 40,000 unsecured lending authority will have between 80,000 -100,000 for a secured loan.) I think ...

WoW!  I'm bad at posting questions.  So i'll do my best to explain the scenario. I have a sharepoint list called "lending authority".  This list has 3 columns: Lender Name (string), Unsecured Authority (Number), Secured Authority (Number). I am successfully able to pull Lender Name from my sharepoint list into a ...

Thanks for replying Frederik, Currently I have my forms setup like you have explained in your blog post. (to prompt the user to save on close.) I was hoping I had overlooked something and there was a way I could auto-save on close without the prompt! (just one less hoop for the end-user)

That's for the reply Qazi, I did know about the save button on the form toolbar.  I was just hoping I could autosave to I don't have step that could result in end-user error. But i'll leave that part up to the trainers :)    

Good afternoon, I currently building a role-based form in sharepoint.  It involves one person creating a request, and then a salesperson acting on the request. The first part is easy... the form initator saves the form to a document library, I have sharepoint workflows that notify the salesperson to look at the form. The salesperson ...

Hey Jimmy, Thank you again for all of your help!  This works like a charm.  I have to say the multi-select boxes are definitely quirky and you have been a tremendous help. Have a great one.