> Hello,
>
> What are mean by templates are non xml files?
>
> If you want template B get back the date from template A then we have to
> give the option to user enter file name to get the template A from
> SharePoint. We have to write the code to load the template A using SharePoint
> URL with file name.
>
> Otherwise while creating the template B from we have to store template A
> file name in one field template B form. Whenever user clicks button then we
> have to load the template A details in template B form.
>
> --
> Shiva
>
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>
> "R Tanner" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a small application I developed in Access 2007. It has 3
> > tables. Employees, Instances, Issues. Instances is the child table.
> > I have one form. This one form has about 20 different unbound
> > checkboxes that reflect the different issues in the Issues table.
> > When the user selects Submit, the form is submitted and there is an
> > function that checks every checkbox and if it is checked, adds an
> > additional record to the database. I group these results in the
> > database according to the time when the form is submitted (which is
> > recorded for every record) and the person who submits it (users are
> > required to login before they can submit anything and this is a field
> > automatically added to every record). My question is this. How can I
> > do something like this with InfoPath? The only thing I need to
> > develop is this one form. Pretty much the meat of the form is in
> > code, which I would like to do in C#. Crap, I can't even figure out
> > how to add an unbound control to a bound form, let alone code this
> > thing. So where should I start? Really those are the main things I
> > need to do. I need to add about 20 unbound checkboxes to this form,
> > and then I will just be duplicating the same method for every
> > checkbox. Is there some way I can verify the users credentials based
> > on their login status in SharePoint? This will be a sharepoint form
> > by the way. Can I access that info programmatically?
> >
> > Thanks for your inputs...
> >