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STOP USING INFOPATH Three years ago, I wrote a blog post called Displaying SharePoint Fields by Permission Level. This one has the highest amount of hits, but it is an imperfect solution. One of the most common questions that was asked was to see if there’s a way to show or hide fields in an ASPX form based on who
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In the last two posts of this series, I showed you how to use the MOSS Enterprise out of box web part called the Query String (URL) Filter. This post will show you how to accomplish the same thing, but without MOSS. This entails using the data view web part. I’ll use the same example of a project details page.
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In MOSS Enterprise, there are some great “Filter” out of box web parts. In this post, I’ll explain how you can use the Current User Filter web part to send default information about the current user to multiple fields in a regular SharePoint list form. A while back, Lori Gowin blogged about how to auto-populate InfoPath Form fields with current
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