How to Pass Querystring data into an InfoPath Form

Posted by infopath on June 4, 2010

Hi there, Daniel Broekman here. After showing you how to customize a SharePoint list with InfoPath 2010, and describing the differences between SharePoint list forms and form library forms together with Kate Everitt, I’m back with a quick tip for easily sending a value from the browser’s query... [read more]

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