Is there a way to check if a value is already in a SharePoint list from an InfoPath form without code behind? The form is browser enabled so I can not use scripts or managed code.
Is it possible to have a bi-directional web part connection? I am aware that a web part can be both a provider and a consumer but it seems only one connection is allowed between two web parts.
What I am trying to accomplish is a bi-directional connection where a field in web part A can update web Part B and a field in B can update web part A.
I have created a SharePoint workflow in visual studio , I have extended this workflow from the default SharePoint approval workflow as discribed here ( http://bit.ly/b8oJAp )
The workflow is running properly. Is there a way I can get the workflow to run in the context of the user instead of th system account?
I am storing images in a SQL database , right now I have images being stored in separate tables depending on the object the images belong to, is there any reason ( performance etc..) why I should keep it this way and not store all images in the same table?
How can I audit a web application specifically database changes, when the application is connecting to the database as a system account?
I would like to use a simple database trigger to write to an audit table but I am unsure of how I would be able to add the user that is logged on instead of the account that is actually doing the work.
I have read a few articles on identity flow but I do not fully understand the concept.
What would be the best way to store additional information outside of active directory? I will be utilizing AD authentication as well as WIndowsTokenRoleProvider but I will also need to store some additional information about a user that will be used for authorizations purposes.
This is a ASP.net application with a SQL backend, I am looking for suggestions or perhaps some articles that can provide direction.