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Hi Tom,
Is your form a browser form? If so, it might be because your form has code and it was published using the sandbox. There is an issue with sandbox forms not impersonating user accounts. The workaround is to admin deploy the form. This is slightly more work than Sandbox but it is required for any form that connects to data ...
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Hi BreakWaterPC and welcome.
You just need to modify the processing instruction at the top of each XML file to point to the new location of the XSN file. We have a ModifyPI tool that you can use to do this in bulk. It's $29.
http://www.qdabra.com/webstore/products/11-qdabra-modify-pi-processing-instruction-tool-for-infopath.aspx
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You might be able to add a validation rule that checks the filename and fails if it doesn't match your criteria. qRules lets you access attachment name info so you could just set a rule on the field that checks and removes it if the file doesn't have the right extension. To do this without qRules will require adding a little code to get at ...
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For offline forms, Tom's link to Formotus is the only option right now. We've worked with them before and they have a good product.
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Actually, there is one technique. You can right click the control, select Text Box Properties and choose hte Display tab. You will see a checkbox to Limit text box to 1 characters. When checked, you can also check the box underneath it to "Move to the next control automatically when the limit is reached".
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Hi Rigout and congrats on your iPad2 gift. I bought my wife one earlier in the year and it has probably succeeded in wasting a good 500 hours of her time by now...
iPad uses Safari browser and that browser can be used to access InfoPath forms that reside in a SharePoint library or list. SharePoint has a special service called the InfoPath Forms ...
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Sorry, but I don't understant your scenario. If you are setting an InfoPath form using a query string, you will need to use Input Parameters which requires code or qRules to access.
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If you're using InfoPath 2010 designer, you can access "promoted properties" from the File menu by clicking on Advanced Form Options button.
In InfoPath 2007 designer, Form Options is under Tools meu.
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Hi Daniel,
Assuming you are using the InfoPath rich client, Thierry's code is probably still fine. Note that the object model changed for browser forms between 2007 and 2010 object model.
To answer your first question, yes, the "EmailConnectionName" is the name of the data connection that you create. It's just a submit data ...
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How about adding a button to the form that switches the view or automatically set the state of the timesheet to submitted and when the form opens if the state is submitted switch to the manager view. Easy to do.