InfoPath Dev

For the browser form, you would need to go the image route, otherwise just have a hyperlink and allow the pdf to be opened seperate in another browser window. Should not be any problems with a InfoPath client being used with SharePoint.  You would need to republish the form to the new server, the message about the managed code is just a ...

You could load all records into From A And then save it as an XML file.  Then you could use that file as the data source for another form, However, depending on the number of records, this would probably not be very performant. They have databases for a reason.

World needs to be a value configured for the dropdown. Try having a text control bound to the field or add World as a configured option in the dropdown and it will work. Just verified it.

Typically you would create some fields in your main schema then when the user selects or by some other logic use set field value to set main_modified date = spmodified date possibly with a filter id=id selected.

First, if you want data to be persistent you need to store it in fields in your form, which get saved. So you have to transfer the data from the list schema to your form schema. Another thing is when you reopen an existing form are you requerying the data connection? I always recommend lots of test forms as you are learning so you can play with ...

Here ya go. concat(substring-before(substring-after(substring-after(displayname, ","), " "), " "), ".", substring-before(displayname, ","), "@domain.com")

Hi Vickie.  Security is somewhat subjective so there are many ways to improve the security of your form. InfoPath does not have the file password like Word or Excel does, ultimately because it is not a real effective form of security.  If you are using file shares then I would just set the permissions for all the files within the ...

I am  not sure your exact requirments but here are some thoughts. Excel can connect to SQL data directly too. I would flag records and then launch a spreadsheet which queries those records. Otherwise you could dump an XML file as a subset of your data which then could then be consumed by Excel. It is pretty dificult.  I am not sure ...

Put a rule on the control they sign that uses a set field action to put username() into another field.  That way when it gets changed that is captured as well.

Hey Michael. You would have a seperate field in your data source.  You often would not have a control bound to it since it would not be shown in a view but it would be there to reference as needed.