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GNU Info accepts several options to control the initial node or nodesbeing viewed, and to specify which directories to search for Info files.Here is a template showing an invocation of GNU Info from the shell:
Info will look for an entry called manual in the directoryfiles, which are named dir, that it finds in its search path.The search is case-insensitive and considers substrings.(If manual is not given, by default Info displays a compositedirectory listing, constructed by combining the dir files.)A basic example:
This looks for an entry labelled coreutils, orCoreutils, etc., and if found, displays the referenced file(e.g., coreutils.info) at the location given.info coreu will find it too, if there is no better match.
If no entry is found in the directories, Info looks for a file calledmanual in its search path. If not found, Info looks for itwith the file extensions .info, -info, and .inf.For each of these known extensions, if a regular file is not found,Info looks for a compressed file.2
If you want to load a file without looking in the search path, specifymanual either as an absolute path, or as a path relative to thecurrent directory which contains at least one slash character. (Youcan also use the --file option for similar behavior, describedbelow.)Examples:
If Info is invoked when its standard output is not a terminal, itdoes not attempt to start an interactive session; rather, itwrites the contents of the loaded nodes and subnodes to standard output,as if the --output=- and --subnodes options were given.This can be used to pipe the contents of Info nodes to another program,such as a pager.
Otherwise, an interactive session is initiated. If more than one filematches, a menu node is displayed listing the matches and allowing youto select one. This menu node can be brought back at any time bypressing C-x f. If there is only one match, infostarts as usual.
Specify a string to search in every index of every Info file installedon your system. Info looks up the named string in all theindices it can find, prints the results to standard output, and thenexits. If you are not sure which Info file explains certain issues,this option is your friend. (If your system has a lot of Info filesinstalled, searching all of them might take some time!)
Print additional debugging information. The argument specifies theverbosity level, so a higher level includes all the information fromlower levels. For all available debugging output, use-x -1. Info version 7.1 has these levels:
Add directory-path to the list of directory paths searchedwhen Info needs to find a file. You may issue --directorymultiple times; once for each directory which contains Info files,or with a list of such directories separated by a colon (or semicolonon MS-DOS/MS-Windows).
Directories specified in the environment variable INFOPATH are addedto the directories specified with --directory, if any. The value ofINFOPATH is a list of directories usually separated by a colon;on MS-DOS/MS-Windows systems, the semicolon is used. If the value ofINFOPATH ends with a colon (or semicolon on MS-DOS/MS-Windows),the initial list of directories is constructed by appending thebuild-time default to the value of INFOPATH.
Regardless of whether INFOPATH is defined, the defaultdocumentation directory defined when Info was built is added to thesearch path. If you do not want this directory to be included, setthe infopath-no-defaults variable to On(see infopath-no-defaults).
If the list of directories contains the element PATH, thatelement is replaced by a list of directories derived from the value ofthe environment variable PATH. Each path element of the formdir/base is replaced by dir/share/info ordir/info, provided that directory exists.
With this option, it starts by trying to visit(manual)Top, i.e., the Top node in (typically)manual.info. As above, it tries various file extensionsto find the file. If no such file (or node) can be found, Info exitswithout doing anything. As with the dir lookup described above,any extra menu-or-index-item arguments are used to locate a node within the loaded file.
If manual is an absolute file name, or begins with ./ or../, or contains an intermediate directory, Info will only lookfor the file in the directory specified, and add this directory toINFOPATH. (This is the same as what happens when --fileis not given.)
Specify a particular node to visit in the initial file that Infoloads. You may specify --node multiple times: for an interactiveInfo, each nodename is visited in its own window; for anon-interactive Info (such as when --output is given) eachnodename is processed sequentially.
This option is provided to make it easier to find themost important usage information in a manual without navigatingthrough menu hierarchies. The effect is similar to the M-xgoto-invocation command (see goto-invocation) from inside Info.
On MS-DOS/MS-Windows only, this option causes Info to use standardfile I/O functions for screen writes. (By default, Info uses directwrites to the video memory on these systems, for faster operation andcolored display support.) This allows the speech synthesizers used byblind persons to catch the output and convert it to audible speech.
This option only has meaning when given in conjunction with--output. It means to recursively output the nodes appearing inthe menus of each node being output. Menu items which resolve toexternal Info files are not output, and neither are menu items which aremembers of an index. Each node is only output once.
Hi i am using microsoft infopath to create forms for sharepoint and i was wondering how to auto populate fields with sub strings. Basically i have 3 fields; full name , first name and last name. the full name field is a drop down list containing full names. i want first name and last name to be populated based on the full name selected. so if for example say someone selects the full name "joe bloggs" from the drop down list, this selection will populate the first name field with "Joe" and the last name field with "bloggs" automatically. can i use a function in infopath to split the full name string into 2 sub strings (first name and last name). ?
Create a Custom List on your SharePoint Site. Change the Title column to UserName, and create another column named FullName. Populate this list with 3 known users (Fig 3) and be sure to use their exact username (i.e. ccobb) and not the domain name (i.e. domain\ccobb). For the Full Name, put whatever you prefer to use as a friendly name for that user.
You are AWESOME! Thanks for putting this together. I now understand what you meant in your InfoPathDev.com reply. My problem was trying to set/change the AccountName parameter of the UserProfileService web service.
Larry, did you read my User Roles post? -roles-in-browser-enabled-forms/. This is only necessary in browser-enabled forms. If you are using Rich Client, then simply use the User Role function to specify a group of people who can see a certain control. Or, use roles to determine who can go to a special admin view.
Sometimes the life of a developer has more twists than a maze in a Zork adventure. Yes, in my environment, I am using InfoPath 2007, but MS Office 2003. InfoPath 2007 forms published to our sharepoint work fine.
Clayton, the issue that confused me was where the rule was to go. Right before you discuss the SetSubmitterMgrInfo rules, you were talking about the SetSubmitterValues rules. So unfortunately I just attempted to add the SetSubmitterMgrInfo rules into the same text field.
WK, your web app is named demo3:8000, and I see you are doing this on a site named temp7 underneath that web app, so the URL is this: :8000/temp7. Do you have a site collection built at the root of :8000? Can you browse straight to :8000?
1.Automatically retrieve the user details, which I have successfully achieved via GetUserProfileByName
2.Automatically retrieve the manager details, , which I have also successfully achieved via GetCommonManager
Sherry, that tells me that your profile import is somehow putting a GUID into the PreferredName attribute field for users. That may be due to how your AD is setup. What happens when you specify other fields like WorkEmail, LastName, FirstName, Manager, AccountName, and GUID?
You can use the UserProfileService if those fields are being used in AD. You will have to configure your profile import to pull those fields into SharePoint, and then whatever those fields are called in the SharePoint profile database will be what you use when retrieving the GetUserProfileByName data set.
The one interesting thing of note, related to the users to be a REAL user as mentioned above, I have two users in which THIS DOES WORK. Interestingly enough while troubleshooting I read close to other peoples issues and noted the scenario in question and it turns out that the two users who work were the only ones imported at the time. Earlier today, I ran a full import and now have an abundance of users in my SSP but this issue still remains. I was thinking maybe there was some sort of service that had to kick off to trigger the new users to have appropriate permissions and so to speed things up I simply rebooted the server (its a development server). No luck unfortunately.
It seems I was testing the url incorrectly. I directed it at the root of the server instead of the site itself. This is going to lead me to more testing but giving the users permissions at oskmossd02 did the trick. I will have to play around with my data connection and different permission levels needless to say.
Anonymous at the web app is different than at the site collection. It has been known NOT to work when enabled at the web app level, but you say that yours does work? Mine never has, and multiple times it has hit me in the face unexpectedly.
You can access the user login name from another source to get logon details. I had problems with infopath browser enabled forms with forms authentication for getting the user name or anything I could reference. I created my own user sqldb populated from fox pro which has all user info(cant access db from site at all, due to 64/32 bit issues). Then you add a loginName field to it. Then add a dataconnection to the login.asmx program, just like using the getuserinformation.asmx. Create a txtbox either mapped to loginname or a new txtbox or field mapped to it. The login name is in a subfolder called queries. This worked for me. It may not be the ideal solution, but none of the others worked whatsoever for me. It may give issues with anonymous, in fact it will, since there is no login to access. To control that you should design your site appropriately and create site collections for such forms that require authentication.
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