InfoPath Dev

The intro doesn't seem to have the formula functionality the rest of the email fields do. You may be able to do this with code. I found a link with some good samples for InfoPath 2007 that demonstrate putting form field information in the intro:  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250998.aspx. And ...

Hello, and welcome! I don't believe you can add rules to a view. What you may wish to do is create two views of the form -- one where all the fields are displayed in text boxes that have Read Only selected under Display in their properties. The other view could be the one with the full functionality. Make the Read Only view the default and ...

Hello and welcome! What is the formula you are using in your subject line on your email submit?

Hi, Phil -- also I just finished a blog post on this http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2008/07/11/mapping-data-from-nested-repeating-tables-to-a-sql-database-dbxl-v2-2.aspx which may help you when you get ready to start mapping.

Hi: I found some links that may help you: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/shanthi/archive/2006/03/24/Create-Custom-Task-Pane-for-Password.aspx uses a custom task pane for the password http://blogs.msdn.com/ajma/articles/213868.aspx is on creating a custom ActiveX control for ...

Oh, dear. Because that is exactly how I set up the sample I used to test. For the spot where I have "repeatingGroup_2", you would put the name for your repeating table -- I'm probably telling you something you already know, but to find that, right click on your table, select Repeating Table Properties, and, under the Advanced ...

Hello: No, I don't think anything you are doing will require code. First, let's add that field. Change your task pane to display the Data Source task pane Select the main data source Right click the root folder (probably myFields) Select Add Name the field isSubmitted (or another name, if you like) Change the Data ...

Hello and welcome! For problem 1, in order to submit to Access, you need to have based the form off the database when you initially designed it. If you did that, and the controls on the form are bound to the fields in the datafields group in the main data source, you should be able to submit to your table, which will add new records. For problem ...

I'm afraid I'm at a loss, too. The only thing I can think of is that your Submit connection is not set up to the same site as you are looking at. Perhaps you should copy the url of the document library and walk through setting up the Submit connection again, pasting the url in for your SharePoint url?