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And does that list have a column that is person / group for selecting these approvers? Or is the display name just typed in?
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Ohhh, that makes it harder. InfoPath doesn't have any options built in that would get you that display name. Where does your dropdown get its data? Is it hardcoded, or from a list?
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I don't know about using workflow / impersonation for this. In terms of just showing / hiding a button if the person who opens the form is the one with permissions, here's a simple sample form. Save the attached form locally then right click the saved form and select Design to open in Design mode. You don't mention if you are using ...
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Oh, I'm sorry! Are you using FormsViewer on-prem? I think you are... what version of FormsDesigner do you have? You can find that from the upper right hamburger menu -> About FormsDesigner. Please email support@qdabra.com to schedule a FormsViewer update - it seems like it may be a good idea to get you updated. In the meantime, I can ...
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Sorry for the delayed response - hopefully you found this, but if not, there is a button for Publish Location that lets you change this - see attached screenshot.
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Thanks. I ran a quick test and can see that FormsViewer does not display the person as selected if either DisplayName or AccountId are blank. One thing you might do is just leverage a little UI work-around. First, put the person picker in a section. Then, hide the section if Display Name is not blank. Next, add another section - hide this one if ...
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Interesting. If you look at the file in a text editor, what fields for the person picker are populated? i.e. is there information for the account ID as well as the display name?
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Also - here is a command overview for qRules that has additional info - some of this is intended for the old version that was added to InfoPath forms, but should still be helpful: https://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry90746.aspx
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Here's a forum blog post that is more about images, but has the general command syntax info, as well as info on how to add the attributes: https://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2017/09/05/how-to-save-images-to-sharepoint.aspx
You could also check our YouTube content - this command has been around for a while, so some of what ...
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In FormsViewer, you can use the SaveToSharePoint command, which will save the attachment to a specified library and replace it with a link in the form. This really helps with form size - smaller XML files open more quickly! In terms of how to get attachment data from the base64 for InfoPath, I've used a custom logic app for that. You can find ...