New answers tagged tasks
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I've made something similar once, with around 95 questions that was answered by around 400 people.
My weapon of choice in these situations is InfoPath and promoting the anwser fields to fields in a SharePoint list. You should only end up with one SharePoint field per answer.
Use the choice field in InfoPath to create either lookup choices from SP-lists or ...
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This is not possible out of the box. You will need code or 3rd party tools.
InfoPath would be a good track to follow. If you want to work with surveys a lot, you may want to have a look at the techniques and tools offered by Qdabra Software. They have a few inexpensive (as in: a licence costs less than a day's developer time) tools to help with these ...
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So here is a nasty hack :-/ I am not proud of it, but it is working.
I just called
var tmp1 = wfItem.TaskList;
and
var tmp2 = wfItem.Tasks.Count;
before I really need those properties. So they get loaded and condition is finally correctly evaluated
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I actually solved it.
Here's the code which does the trick:
internal static void AddTask(ReplicatorActivity replicator, ReplicatorChildEventArgs args, string assignedTo)
{
SPTaskActivity taskActivity;
taskActivity = args.Activity as SPTaskActivity;
replicator.CurrentChildData.Add(assignedTo);
replicator.InitialChildData.Add(assignedTo);
}
So the ...
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Replicate the value of the Approver column in the first list to the second list. Open the second list, choose the column called 'ID' (which is a lookup of ID from the first list) and choose the field 'Approver' to be viewed as well.
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