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You can use this piece of code for each button:
Dim objEmail
Set objEmail = Application.ActiveWindow.MailEnvelope
objEmail.Subject = ''Test e-mail message''
objEmail.To = ''mail@mail.pl''
objEmail.Visible = true
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hi .. i just have a simple question .. i have 3 submit buttons in my form to be submitted as email .. i want all the 3 submit buttons to have a different email address .. but wats happening is if once i configure the email to one button the other 2 submit buttons gets the same email.. i hope u understand wat i want to convey u
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hi,
i want a form, after it has been filled out by a user, to automatically send an email notfication to the responsible person, who has to evaluate the form.
Does anyone know if this is possible and how to realize?
thank you,
hade
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Hi Patrick
Thanks for the reply.
There is less to this than meets the eye!
I should have said check boxes.
The main view shows all the items.
A second view includes only those that the user has selected.
A post on page six of this forum tells you how configure a button to open another form. That's edging closer to a solution!
Regards, Roy
Roy ...
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I have the following structure (simplified for this illustraion):
my:Fields
my:Results
jobid
address
postcode
my:Activity
type
serialnum
action
I am trying to dynamically call a stored procedure to produce the my:Activity elements if the jobid from my:Results returns any elements when calling the stored ...
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Hi Experts,
I would like to send form by e-mail as html page (not as attachment). In the form are buttons with VBscript code. If I try to send my form by e-mail InfoPath removes my buttons.
Form is fully trusted and security level is extremele low.
What should I do to save buttons in mail's body?
Do I have to have certified digital ...
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Hi Neil,
Yes! Go to Downloads->Free and check out the free evaluation versions. The licensing is per server not user. Let me know if you need any more information.
Cheerios,
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Rilliam,
YES, It is possible to populate columns of a FORM library in SharePoint from an InfoPath form. Go to Tools->Form Options->Columns and add one. Then, publish your form to SharePoint. Voila!
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Roy Lawrence and welcome to our forum!
I think this is doable without code, but I'm a bit in the dark about what ''User ticks the required items'' means. Can you enlighten me. This may require some special considerations, but depends on the definition for ''tick''. Which control are you referring to here?
Cheerios,
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath ...
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Hi shreeprabu,
Make the changes as per your requirement as below
In the Specify Filter Conditions dialog box, select The Expression from the first drop-down list, and then type the expression as:
not(. = ../preceding::my:{RepeatingGroupName}/my:{FirstTextBoxName})
Replace this {RepeatingGroupName} with your exact repeating group name and also ...