InfoPath Dev

That did the trick!! Thank you Hilary!!!!

I have seen several articles regarding this. I did open my list with Explorer as other articles have mentioned. Then paged down until icons appear to bottom of list. This did nothing. I have 15,000 records that i really don't want to have to click to view then close each one. Any other ideas?

I have an SharePoint library view where I need to limit record visibility to only those who created the record or their manager. In Sharepoint 2010 I created 2 people fields, creatorname and managername. When the IP form loads, I grab current user, the lookup info and get their manager name and login id. Via a SharePoint on create ...

I have an existing Infopath form connected to a SharePoint Library. It is not a content type. Whenever I edit the form in any way and republish certain fields become Read Only in Sharepoint. I am having to use SharePoint Manager and change them to editable to allow workflows to work. This is getting rather old and I know there is a reason but ...

Hilary, When a user clicks a Submit to Approver button in my IP form, I switch my view to one more email friendly, then submit the data and close the form. I receive an email from SharePoint that looks great with data in the form(I love this feature). So if I'm not on our network, I inserted a hyperlink in the body of the email for the ...

I am working on an Expense Approval solution and since we can't purchase Nintex.... The InfoPath form is typical with a Repeating Table. All servers are behind our firewall. I have a requirement to allow managers to approve the expense report by clicking a link in the body of an email regardless if they are on our network or not. I found ...

That worked! I added a people picker to my library in SharePoint first. Then I created a workflow to set a variable for our domain, then set a variable that concats domain and ManagerId, and then update the people picker field I created in SharePoint with the concat variable. As always... Thank you, Hilary!

Trying it out now.

I have a requirement to limit who can see what Expense Reports in the SharePoint 2010 library and not have to create individual views (which I have done before.. yucko). I am able to easily filter on Created By = [Me] but the Approver is harder. 1. To filter via [Me] it must be in a People Picker which it isn't. I have a field on my ...

Created my Web Part page Has 3 quadrants (I think that implies there are 4 but I'm brain dead atm). The top is my child list, bottom left is my parent library view, and the bottom right is my InfoPath form. Added a Connection between the parent and the form. Seems to work well. Now to get the child to auto refresh on changes.