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Hilary is right you probably set your button action to "Submit" if you set it to "rules and custom code", you can set many submit rules in this way.
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hi, first remove the semicolon, it's not necessary on VB.
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Hi Jambou, with codes you can do that with one button :
this.SaveAs(@"\\YourShare\test.xml");
this.print();
with that you're going to save to your share and then print the current view. You have to consider that by default you're going to use the local printer setting (the default one). If you want to change that you can ...
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Hi, why you don't use the function avg() instead of sum() and divide by the total ?
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Hi, you can make a copy of your form and publish it as a new content type instead of updating the current one.
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If you use Infopath Client, here a some C# code to know the major version of office:
using Microsoft.Office.Interop;
string sVersion = string.Empty;
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application oApp = new ...
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Hi, I can replicate your problem can you attach your form? When you reply select option and attach your template.
Thanks,
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Hi, your form is save before your message is displayed so if your end user select yes or no, it doesn't matter.
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Hi, I think it's possible if you disable all the save and submit button on the command bar:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/867442/enhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/aa192513(office.11).aspx
You have to find the ID of every save and submit control and disabled or enabled them by code.
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Hi, I don't see any error in this codes are you sure you use C# ? try to zip you form with the codes and attach it. When you reply click on option and then atttach your file.