InfoPath Dev

Hi all, I’m having a strange issue when trying to send an approval via a workflow to colleagues on a share point, which my infopath form is intergrated. I’ve been able to use the workflow fine before and currently no other colleagues are having the issue. When I open up any workflow, and try to put...

Hi, I have a Nintex 2010 workflow that runs when an InfoPath 2010 form is submitted to our SharePoint 2010 site. Once run, the workflow will create tasks on a separate list on the same site as the form library. There are 4 text entry fields on the InfoPath form that are used as data for the task that...

Hi Drew, There are two options for running a workflow automatically: run when created, and run when changed. What about deselecting the "run when created" option? That way the workflow would only run on existing items, which is what you want. Does that make sense?

Hello Hilary Stoupa and other experts, I created a infopath form with many check boxes that allow a user to select. I also published the ifopath form in the sharepoint and inserted it in the infopath web part. When a form is submitted, it starts the workflow and an email will be sent out automatically...

Hello Everybody, I am trying to create a custom approval workflow in SharePoint 2010 Designer. My issue that I am having a hard time trying to find an answer for is how to set the first person in the approval process based of a SharePoint user that the person filling the form out designates. I hope this...

Hi, I’m new to InfoPath and SharePoint and want to achieve the following: I need a form that is to be filled out by 4 different people Parts 1,2,3,4 I currently have an InfoPath Form with 4 views one for each part. The flow I want to achieve is the requestor fills out part one, this generates an email...

Hello, I'm relatively new to InfoPath development but at a reasonable level. What I have is an InfoPath form that allows users to submit up to 4 items from the same SP lookup list. The fields are name1, name2, name3 and name4. Each field also has a category which states what part of the business...

Here's an idea: Add a hidden field to your form called Count (or whatever you want), make it a promoted property so it appears in the library columns, and when you submit a new form to the library make sure the value for Count is set to 0. Next, add a step to the very top of your workflow to increment...

Wondering if you ever figured this out. I also have a scenario where I need to restart the workflow (or simulate a restart!) as well. I am using SP, SharePoint Designer, and Infopath 2010. In my scenario, if someone rejects the form, it needs to be sent back to the original User for changes and then...

I have an InfoPath generated from a state machine workflow, the InfoPath is linked to a SharePoint list. The problem is: When I fill the fields of the InfoPath and click the Submit button (which submits the form and closes it), when I re-open the form I find all the data that I have just filled...