InfoPath Dev

Super genius - that fixed the rule inspector for me! And the date picker!

 Here is a sample that may give you some ideas. Save the file locally. Right click and select Design to open in Design mode. From there you can take a look at the formulas for the To and CC values in the email submit connection. The emails are dummies - you can preview and click submit so you can see what the fields would be set to.

 So - your table is in your main or a secondary data source? I guess I'm having a hard time understanding what you are trying to do, but it seems like you may not even need code for this ... might be able to just use XPath. Can you maybe attach a screenshot under the Options tab in a reply that describes this a bit more thoroughly?

Please find the below workaround-Go to Internet Option à Security à Trusted Site-Add about:internet    You may need to uncheck require server verification for https.      

I looked at the xpath you mentioned. Something weird: The last 12 entries under xsf:xDocumentClass/xsf:listProperties/xsf:fields/xsf:field have GUIDs for columnName but not for columnId. Also at least one redundant column, and some columns exist in the xsf:xDocumentClass/xsf:listProperties/xsf:fields/xsf:field path but not the other. ... ...

 Are these browser or filler forms? Your mapping (if this is for SubmitToSharePointList) should still work, even if you inject with 7.2 (we worked hard to make sure we kept backwards compatibility). As always, save a copy of your form and test your changes often. :)

 Promoted Property SharePoint info is in the manifest here: xsf:xDocumentClass/xsf:extensions/xsf:extension/xsf2:solutionDefinition/xsf2:listPropertiesExtension/xsf2:fieldsExtension/xsf2:fieldExtension If I recall correctly, the columnId is populated after successful publish. The form field info is ...

Hi Hilary, I went to Library Settings and did not see my new field. Yes, I am publishing to a SharePoint Library (from Infopath, File/Publish, the second option).

In your web browser, navigate to the library where you have published the form. Open the Library Settings from the ribbon. Does your new field show in the columns list? EDITED TO ADD: You are publishing this directly to a library, right? This isn't a list form, or a content type?

Thanks Hilary. "Should", but in my case does not. I have tried promoting the property though publishing, yielding the same result. In which application can I see the new column ("under the library settings, see the new column in the columns list")? Your reply did not solve my problem, and my main suspicion is that the ...