InfoPath Dev

OOps Second line should say: I had various form validations: not blank, regular expression, expression string-length---DIDN'T work.

Had an error on a Rich Text box in that it did not show a validation error when text was entered then removed. I had various form validations: not blank, regular expression, expression string-length---did work. Since I was using managed code anyway--I put code in error routine that still didn't ...

It may be an IE-6 Browser Session Issue

I having trouble redirecting from my submit functions: System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Response.Redirect("http://portal",false); as an ironic twist it actually opened the debugger in the browser but gives me some kind of Javascript Error.

I have an InfoPath Form with Managed Code.  If a user does the following actions multiple time (usually  more than 10): opens the form and performs a post. The button that closes the form stops working.  The close is done by a simple rule.

Do you need the user to be able to "Edit in browser".  You could change the field which links to the Name field--but you would have to convert your view to a DataView Webpart. Also there is javascript that could be used to limited the items displayed on the list.    

Thanks I just didn't understand your process.  Do your users have to Infopath on their machines?  Is part of this process client-side processing? thanks, Stephan   

I'm not understanding why the user has to open the template. Are you just trying to upload an InfoPath Form. I've run the following dos batch file from powershell:   prompt $D  $T$_$P$G @echo Please set the correct path and filename before running this script OR hit Ctrl+C to exit @pause set ...

What do you mean by when the form is closed?    

How does it compare with Infopath?  From the demo's I've seen it doesn't look like it does that much.