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Check out the Open Rules in Form options.
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When in design mode go to Tools on the Menu Bar
Select Form Options
Select the Open and Save tab
Select Rules.
These Rules will be processed when the form opens and before the default view is displayed. Allowing you to change the view or set variables depending on conditions.
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Welcome to the fold Travis!
I like http://www.w3schools.com/. It covers lots of topics and is pretty straight forward, I think the best thing is to dive in and then search for samples a lot.
Have Fun.
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Hello Mickey, Welcome to the forum.
One of InfoPath's submit functions is to email, which especially with 2007, can contain a form view or have the form attached. You can also give the user the send to email feature as well.
Getting information from a database is not difficult either, but there are various methods depending on the ...
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Yes,
Go to tools and Form options.
Go to rules for Open and Save which are rules that will run when the form opens before it is displayed.
Then you can create a condition, maybe a field is not blank, and if that is true then change views to the read only view.
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Once the file as in the form it can be accessed by anyone via the form.
If you also want the file in Sharepoint then that would be a seperate process of uploading the file. But then there is no linkage between the version in the document library and the version attached to the form.
Another option is to have them upload the file to Sharepoint ...
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When a form is published you designate the path used to access the form.
If this is incorrect then you will get the message you are seeing.
I would open up the form in design mode and republish the form to the same location but update the access path to what it should be.
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If you want different fields to be visible depending on the dropdown value, you would either set conditional formatting on each field which would control whether to hide or not depending on the drop down value or you could have various sections for each permutation. Then you could use conditional formatting on the sections and hide and unhide ...
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You may also need to move the XML file to the location specified and verify it opens from there. You then should be able to track down the differences between the two locations. Often it can be how they are referenced or how you are accessing the locations.
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Hey Ed.
How are they accessing it? Via a mapped drive? By a URL?
Do you know where the xsn template is located? Can you open it up in Design Mode and check the trust under Form options?
Infopath uses IE for security and trust you may need to add the computer name which is hosting your files to your intranet or trusted security group in ...