InfoPath Dev

Hilary, thanks so much for responding so quickly! I've modified the mapping...see below. Please confirm that it looks correct. Yes, I did drag the Error node onto my form and the GenerateGuid command worked. With the modified mapping, I am now no longer even getting prompted to login to the SharePoint...

I have a form with 11 fields in a repeating table. There are also 6 "header" fields that apply to each of the rows in the repeating table. This form is client based, created in InfoPath 2010, but saved to work with InfoPath 2007. The intention is that field personnel use it to do inventory...

I'm designing a form for an organization working with many external constituents. We want to ultimately upload their responses to our internal SharePoint list, but unfortunately, the IT headquarters won't alllow external access to SharePoint. I've designed the form with a Submit button that...

I apologize if I sound unfamiliar with Infopath. I have only been using it about a week. I have created several dropdown menus and forms. I would like to be able to have someone fill out a form and email it to a specific location, but at the same time have the completed form saved or send it to a database...

First of all hello to everybody, I am new at InfoPath (the version I am actually working is 2007 with C# 2007 OM) I am working with infopath with web browser complatiblity and i am trying to do the next thing: when the form is new I assign the name getting the date, but when the form is not new and the...

Here's the method that I found works the easiest: http://bladah.com/?p=51 The solution will allow you to generate a unique ID when the form is submitted to the library. It will also give you the capability to edit the form and re-submit without creating a new item every time it is re-submitted.

Here's the easiest way that I've used: http://bladah.com/?p=51 This will allow you to auto-generate a unique ID when the form is submitted to the library and allow you to edit them at a later time without re-submitting the form. Hope this helps.