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  • Re: Print View data

    Hi ClayWould you believe that the problems was within View>>Print multiple views? The order of the views were in the wrong order but I remember previously (a while back) that I amended the Print Multiple Views.Anyway thanks for your help, even though we could call it human error on my part! Ali.  
    Posted to Views (Forum) by Ali on 02-25-2008
  • Print View data

    Hi I have around 6 views in my Infopath form and have a print view containing all of these print views. Within the print view i have the order of view 1, view 2  etc when I go to print preview it displays the views accordingly but when I print the print view the ordered views are jumbled. Can anyone shed some light on this wierd matter? I ...
    Posted to Views (Forum) by Ali on 02-22-2008
  • Re: Infopath 2007 Web form without MOSS

    Thanks for this Clay, much appreciated I will run this by our IT Manager and will let you know what happens.  What we were thinking of was to publish the form to where our official College website resides and have a hyperlink (pop-up window) within the website to this form. In the future (hopefully we will have MOSS, I have heard it is ...
    Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Ali on 06-14-2007
  • Infopath 2007 Web form without MOSS

    Hi I have created a student application form for our College to be used within the College's official Website over the Internet.  This form contains seven different views which can be navigated (using switch rules) through using Infopath buttons. We do not have MOSS but are using SharePoint Services 3.0   Here ...
    Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Ali on 06-12-2007
  • Anchors

    Is it possible to insert anchor hyperlinks for 'top of page' for long forms in infopath? Thanks!
    Posted to General (Forum) by Ali on 12-01-2006
  • Re: open submitted form in print view only

    Hi Stavi I dont think I have made my self clear! I would like the submitted form to be opened within the 'set' view. The rules you recommended works but we do not wish to switch view with 'fill out this form'(opening the form before is has been filled in), it is the filled and submitted form we wish to view print view only within our form ...
    Posted to Views (Forum) by Ali on 11-28-2006
  • open submitted form in print view only

    I have 6 views within one form that includes a print view (with the kind help from you guys!). This print view depends on filled fields from the 5 views. So for example, if view fields in view No 2 is not filled then it wont be included within print view and so on. What my question is how can I customise this form so when it is submitted to our ...
    Posted to Views (Forum) by Ali on 11-28-2006
  • Re: Sharepoint Submission

    Hi kssaw Thanks for your reply but this method protects the form template not the submitted filled fields which is what I wish to have read-only. Thanks again, Ali.
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Ali on 11-24-2006
  • Re: Sharepoint Submission

    Hi again! I have one last question (I think!) we are looking to have our forms read-only when submitted to sharepoint. I have read about certificates etc and our IT manager wishes us not to use them. Can I setup the roles as readers and would then in turn make our forms read-only? Or is there another easier way that I have overlooked again. ...
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Ali on 11-23-2006
  • Re: Printing Filled Views Only

    Thanks Patrick & Mahitha I work at college and I am part of the Learning Materials Development Unit. We will be using this form for project specifications between the three of us as well as lecturing staff view our submitted forms on Sharepoint. For example we use certain software such as Course Genie, Hot Potatoes, Flash and Moodle (VLE). The ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Ali on 11-21-2006
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