InfoPath Dev

 On a SharePoint form library, you will see the entire XML document. You won't see separate views submitted separately, regardless of how you name the XML file.

I think the solution is to: 1. Add a field called FormName. It will be in the schema but not in the canvas. 2. Add rules to set the value of FormName according to the selections made in the form. That way you can have the FormName be equal to different values according to different conditions. 3. Modify the submit data connection so that it ...

Hi- What are the values for the Error, Result and Success nodes on the QdabraRules secondary data source after the SubmitToSharePointList command executes? Thanks.

Sure, there are various options to accomplish this. I'm attaching a sample form. Hope it helps.

Yes, conditional formatting allows you to hide or disable controls.On text box 1, add the condition: if dropdown does not equal option1 , hide this control.On text box 2, add the condition: if dropdown does not equal option2 , hide this control. Make sense?   By the way, since it sounds like you're just getting started with InfoPath, ...

 Hi, Looks like the message didn't come thru, only the subject.  Can you re-post the question? Thanks!

I don't think it's a problem - I think it's by design. You don't want to make changes directly on the published form. What I would recommend is that: 1. You create a shared folder somewhere on your network 2. Store the XSNs there 3. When a change is needed, make sure to version your XSNs. So, for example, you might ...

Thanks Richard. Your form looks OK and I can confirm that everything works fine in Preview mode. I can't publish it to test on the browser because of the data connections though. So I created another form on my end with a date picker, and I am able to disable the Date Picker based on conditional formatting (dependent on another ...