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Try creating an InfoPath 2007 template part and you can add it to that.
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Hi Jimmy,
You can use a submit data connection to submit XML to a Web service but you will have to concatenate the string to create the XML.
Why not just use a full-fledged InfoPath XML form? The list forms are not meant for most forms. They are just for simple 10-20 field forms with no repeaters.
It's easy to do the copy and submit using ...
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In InfoPath2010, you can add a conditional formatting rule that changes a section to disabled, which means read-only. You can then copy this rule to other sections... easy to do.
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Use the explorer view found on the ribbon (2010) and just copy all of the files locally. Then, upload them using the upload multiple documents option. Finally, make sure you relink all documents using the Documents->Relink view.
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Hi Teylyn!
One random idea is to use a separate web part below the form and use web part connectors. The second web part shows the separate view, so it doesn't have to be a separate window. You may also be able to get rid of the ribbon by having the InfoPath form display in a content web part, but that may not be of much help.
I will ask ...
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You could set the IsDirty flag to false ...
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Maybe it's a different problem! :)
We would be happy to help you but need more details.
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I really have no idea. Check their Windows Display settings. Maybe the have large fonts or something, but that wouldn't explain this at all. It's just weird.
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Is Outlook the same version as InfoPath? I.e. Outlook 2007 must be used with InfoPath 2007.
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Have you read Kaoru's blog: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/kaoruo/archive/2011/08/26/use-qrules-to-create-unique-form-names.aspx ?