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Re: Formatting Goes Haywire in Email Snapshot

PJagger — Mon, 19 May 2008 02:21:12 GMT

Hi Clay,

If I switch the view, via code, the email still contains the previous view or no view at all - depending upon the placement of the email function within the overall process. Also, the email function pauses for the user to press the 'send' button - another process I would prefer to bypass.

Regards Phil

Re: Formatting Goes Haywire in Email Snapshot

Clay Fox — Mon, 12 May 2008 14:04:59 GMT

Hi Phil.

Do you close the form after this submit process?

If so I have switched to the simple view at the end, then run the email submit, then close and the user never even sees it.

If not then sometimes you can add a button to the simple email summary and treat it like a confirmation button and when they click it they switch back to the default view. This can work too since you cannot do two view switches in one set of rules.

I believe you could also use code to set a specific view or create the simple summary.

Formatting Goes Haywire in Email Snapshot

PJagger — Sat, 10 May 2008 02:49:11 GMT

I have a form which the user submits via a button on the default view. The submission process submits the form to a Sharepoint Library, saves the form to the server share file system and then emails a snapshot to a mail enabled folder.

The formatting of this snapshot is not maintained in the email. I don't want the user to have to change views (to a simpler format) to have to process the form. Is it possible to call up a different view (via code) for the email part of this submission process?

Any suggestions?
Regards - Phil