All you need to do is add &DefaultView=ViewName to the end or the url.
Ex: https://sharepoint.edu/site/Lists/ListName/Item/editifs.aspx?ID=1&IsDlg=2&DefaultView=Approval
SharePoint/Infopath: link to a particular view in an InfoPath form in SharePoint by the url.
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Thanks a lot for this post! I am searching this feature for some while and couldn’t find it anywhere else.
I have two image buttons on a webpart page. I also have a published form to a form library in sharepoint 2010. The form has 3 views (View 1, ProjectRequest, and ProductProjectRequest). I would like the form to be created using the ProjectRequest view when one image button is clicked on and a and the ProductProjectRequest when the second image is clicked on. I am trying to use the &DefaultView=ProjectRequest for one link and &DefaultView=ProductProject request for the other. But the form keeps openning to View 1. Can someone assist me? Is this possible?
First make sure your view is spelled right and case sensitive. I have definitely ran into that problem by either spelling the view wrong or not being case sensitive. The other option is to make another default view in InfoPath and put your two buttons there. Then have the switch view rule on each.
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