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Hi--
Is there a reason you've set up a data connection to submit via email if you wish to submit using code? I'm just wondering -- did you have changes you wanted to make outside of the capabilities of the built-in email submit? If so, what are they? What version of IP are you using?
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Thanks, Greg! -- my mistake, I thought it did....
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Hello, and welcome!
Could you post your error message? When I create a new, blank form in InfoPath 2007 and select Enable browser compatible features only the manifest.xsf does include teh xdExtension namespace....
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Hello, and welcome, Tara:
I think that maybe this isn't as simple as one would hope. If I have misunderstood your scenario, please let me know...
Your filled out forms are in a SharePoint library but also emailed. The emailed version may not contain the most recent information. The reason you can't pull your comments back with a ...
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I was able to replicate this -- the steps that work to create a button in a form based off a blank template do not seem to work for a template based off a Web Service. I'm not sure why -- have you compared the .xsl files from the blank template sample you tried to the web services sample?
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Hello:
The following pattern allows only letters and digits, in any order (you can begin with letters or with digits). It allows no other characters, however, including the space character:
\p{L}*\d*|\d*\p{L}*
I used the Insert special character dropdown in the Data Entry Pattern window to select the following:
Any letter: \p{L}
Zero ...
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Hello:
Set a couple of rules on the field your drop down is bound to. The first one could have the Condition if the field is equal to Active, and the Action to set the field (target text box) to "per month". Your second rule could have the Condition if the field is equal to Inactive and an Action to set the same field (target text ...
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Hello, and welcome! First change your text box to contain text rather than a date, since we will only have part of the date in there.
Right click your text box and select properties
For Data Type, select Text(string)
Select the formula button next to the Value box in the Default Value section
Select Insert Function
Select ...
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Check out this article on the xsi:nil attribute. That may be what was causing your difficulties.
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Out of curiousity, what was the data type of the field you were trying to set the value on? .SetValue should take a string as a parameter....