InfoPath Dev

Hello and welcome to the forum! How about using a Content Query web part that only displays active items? You can sort by items that are not marked as complete and display them anywhere in the site collection. You an also target them to a particular group using audiences or configure the Content Query Web part to see only their own.  If ...

Hello Chuck, What is the reason that you decided not to allow the submit button on the form? The reason I ask is that it seems that what you want to do can be easily accomplished using the submit button and some additional form configuration or an automated workflow. Can you explain in greater detail? Thanks.  

As you can see below, here is a link to a form in a ...

It sounds like you have a couple challenges here. First and most important, SharePoint libraries do not allow anonymous users to submit documents. Lists and surveys can be made anonymous, but not libraries. The other issue is a little more complicated. Can you tell me if you are getting any errors when you submit? 

Ram: Unfortuately, you can't modify out of the box workflows. You have to start from scratch with SharePoint Designer.

Ram, Can you tell me how they are opening the form? Is it through a workflow task email or from the library? If it is through the task email from SharePoint Designer, you will have to append the browser form URL to the Encoded Absolute URL to open the document.

Ram, When you publish the form, and you paste the name of the location in the submit button, strip off the "form/allitems.aspx" from the URL. That is the most common cause of that error.

Hello Nick, Unfortunately, pictures are unsupported in web browser forms. See this link for more detailed information on browser based forms. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointserver/HA101672841033.aspx

Hello Ram, Unfortunately, calculated columns in Sharepoint are not stored values, so they do not populate as a drop down in InfoPath forms.

Hello Ram, You can save your form as source files (File --> Save as Source Files) and open the manifest.xsf in Notepad to view the XML. Greg Collins has posted a great blog on how to apply CSS to your form:  http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/06/07/Add-a-Custom-Style-Sheet-to-a-View.aspx