Re: Infopath Browser Submission Form with MOSS

Qazi Anis — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 14:18:52 GMT

yes it is easily doable using moss and InfoPath 07. feel free to ask any other questions.

Infopath Browser Submission Form with MOSS

lamouche — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 20:38:16 GMT

Hello. I've surfed through many posts here but didn't find anything to help me with my problem. I've followed many tutorials to make the document library or form library that I need. I have a form that I want a customer to fill out. Ideally, this form will be built into a webpage that I can send them to. Once they click submit, it will say "Your request has been submitted" or something similar so they aren't looking at the form after submission. Then I just need the data to be accessible by me. Later, I will figure out how to start an approval workflow from this point.

Currently, I have the form with fields such as name, company, email, project suggestion, etc. I have the submit button set to do nothing because I'm unsure of its purpose considering that the form has a submit and save button once it's in the browser. I have the form loaded on MOSS in two ways: as a form library and as a document library with a form template. I've successfully "filled in" a few forms and they show up in my document library.

I'm looking to embed the form in a webpage that the customer will look at and not be able to see the submissions, and then I want to be able to access the submitted information. Is this possible with InfoPath 2007 and MOSS 2007? From what I've read, I think it is, but I haven't figured it out on my own or from other posts.

Thanks for any help!

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Re: Infopath Browser Submission Form with MOSS

Infopath Browser Submission Form with MOSS