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We have a blog that may help you, though it may not be exactly the scenario you describe.
Check it out here: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/05/18/using-e-mail-forms-to-communicate-with-external-users.aspx
Good luck!
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Without knowing how the form was changed or what the error message is, it's difficult to provide advice on solving the issue. I would suggest that you force the form to open in the client (not the browser) and see if this generated a better error message. It usually does, and that way you can troubleshoot the issue, since the "form has ...
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I don't know how or if it's possible to dynamically remove/add the "cannot be blank" property, so I would recommend a different approach. Disable the submit button. So you'll have two possible scenarios for the Submit button:
1. section is not hidden, therefore the date is required, therefore disable the Submit button until ...
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Hi Ross,
We have published steps for a solution here:
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/ernesto/archive/2010/08/13/infopath-2010-fails-to-update-dat-due-to-caching-issue.aspx
Let us know if this helps.
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Set the dropdown to use @PropertyAddress, but add a new field that will hold the @ID. Then use that new field for your cascading effect.
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Perhaps this is the document mentioned above?
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/other_subjects/entry74141.aspx
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InfoPath allows you to create sections. Create one section where the user "fills out" the form. Create a second section which you can design, as desired, as your "email section". Then hide/display these sections as necessary to send the email. You can hide the "fill out" section and show only the "email ...
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Aunque el enlace no menciona FormServices directamente, parece sugerir que se requiere InfoPath. Creo que sería una buena pregunta para colocar en los comentarios del enlace original, para que el autor responda.
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Más allá de tener InfoPath 2007, no necesitas más nada.
Si quieres una demostración de 30 minutos, me avisas que con gusto nos reunimos.
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Hola Claudia,
qRules te permite realizar en InfoPath un conjunto de operaciones que normalmente sólo podrías completar con codigo. Es decir, qRules incorpora a tu formulario (XSN) un DLL que te permitirá realizar estas operaciones con reglas en tu formulario. Tenemos documentos en este website, pero son todos en ingles. Si deseas una ...