InfoPath Dev

Hello folks,

I was wondering if i could find some help here.

I've got a form, very simple just four boxes,  which i need two to filled with diffrent values depending on the URL

These two fields are:

Name
Email

so that when the link is clicked, i need these two fields filled from the url instead of the user entering it manually on the form

I've been trying this: http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2007/02/26/passing-data-into-a-form-input-parameters.aspx

so for example my URL is

http://irianna/_layouts/FormServer.aspx?xsnlocation=/FormServerTemplates/Autofill.xsn?name=Irianna&[email protected]&OpenIn=browser&Options=DisableSave

So that ?name=Irianna&[email protected] (Should) put
Name as Irianna
and
Email as [email protected] (not my real email so answers below please :) )

The code I've used in the  is:

public void FormEvents_Loading(object sender, LoadingEventArgs e)

{

string nameValue = e.InputParameters["name"];

string emailValue = e.InputParameters["email"];

}

Does anyone know how this is done, or what I'm doing wrong??

Thank you in advance.

Iri

And to be clear, this data is not relevant to the user opening the form, right?  That's key to know.

No, I'm just clarifying that the user who is initially opening/creating this form is not the user whose information needs to be in the two fields mentioned.  The reason why is because we certainly have an easy method for getting AD info about the current user automatically, and we can easily extend that for other users, but the user has to be defined somehow.  I know you want to pass a query string parameter to do this, but we may be able to do it without code and keep it simple, but the user would have to choose the name from a dropdown list in the form.  I know you want it to be automatic.

I've managed to find the answer to this now.

http://blogs.3sharp.com/davidg/archive/0001/01/01/1582.aspx

This does just what I want, now I can have different names on the request, nice easy to follow guide on the above link.