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Hello, and welcome!
Notice that you are inserting a particular group: "group7_6". On a different view, the control will have a different name. Right click the log table in the view you've copied the button to, and check the name of your group. You probably also need to check the name of your button and click the Edit Code button to ...
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Have you seen this post using jscript? Or this, which uses SQL 2005 web services?
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Can you tell me more about what you are doing? Is this image part of the form template? Or are you talking about a picture control in the the form that users can attach images with?
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Hi --
This article on customizing SharePoint context menus may get you started ....
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Hi --
Are you talking about inserting an image into a picture control? When you add a picture control to your form, you have two choices, a control that stores the file with the form or a control that stores a link to the image. If you store a link, your form won't get as big (less data).
To insert an image from a URL into a picture ...
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Data validation prevents submission -- the user will get an error when they try to submit, stating that the form cannot be submitted because of validation errors. Thus, they will have to fill out the box. For more on data validation, try these ...
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You could put data validation on either the checkbox or the text field. The condition for the validation would be if the checkbox field is true and the textbox is blank, and you can add a screen tip and message to guide your user.
Let me know if you need more information, okay?
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I think you can also use a formula to get what you need:
substring-before(substring-after(/processing-instruction()[local-name(.) = "mso-infoPathSolution"], 'href="'), '"')
gets me the location of my published form, regardless of where it is published.
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The code you are using is for the 2007 object model, to begin with. It will not work with the 2003 object model. Also, the code includes the event handlers, which you will need to add to your form and then use the code from the sample in the event handler you create. Here is an article on that.
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Okay, another question -- when you say "output a view" -- I am a little confused by that. When you create an email submit connection in InfoPath 2007 (I'm afraid I don't remember how similar InfoPath 2003 is) you have 2 options: Send the active view of the form in the email or send the form as an attachment to the email. ...