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Please see this article at Office Online for information on creating an email submit connection in your form.
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What object model? IP 2003 or 2007? For 2003, something like:
thisApplication.ActiveWindow.Caption = "Service Request";
For 2007, not sure.
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Hi -- if you are filtering a data source, and that data source is used for values for a drop down or list or something, and you change the filter.... the available data changes. So everytime you run your code, Activity List XML has the newly filtered values, and every control that uses Activity List XML for its values will only have available the ...
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Okay, so your code is using the Submit form event? You should be able to add another Submit data connection to your form (if your original one to your ShP site isn't still there) and execute it in the same code block. FileSubmitConnection is what you need over at MSDN, and I think the code would be something like:
FileSubmitConnection fc = ...
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You'll probably want to post your code if you are commited to using code for this. I guess I'm wondering what the data source is for your repeating list? And couldn't you just filter the list based on the selection in the combo box?
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This can be done. You just need to first create a primary key on your table, then set that primary key to be a composite, by using more than one column. At that point, submit will be enabled in InfoPath.
I first tested by creating a composite key without setting a primary key first, and had the same issue of submit being disabled. When I ...
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In the properties, give your form a new name prior to resetting the ID. It defaults to the original because you haven't changed the name, I think.
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Have you thought about having your options be 1 and 0? Then you could sum all the fields and if the total = 9 (9 fields, right?) your text box could be Yes. If the total is less than 9, your text box could be No. (As an aside, if you don't need to store that value for anything, perhaps use a couple of expression boxes instead and ...
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You could create a print view and use expression boxes for your field values. That way you don't have to worry about printing things like option buttons or the underline in the drop downs.
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Looks like your web service takes two parameters? You should be able to set the values of those parameters based off rules or code in your form and then run your query. Is that what you are doing?