InfoPath Dev

Ok Clay...getting closer, I think. I was using the lists service from the main site...not the subsite. I changed that in the data connect and now when I try to submit the ticket number to the sharepoint list I no longer get any error messages....however, when I go into the sharepoint to view the list it has not been updated!! Very weird. Not ...

Yes I created a contact list and put the admins into it. The problem is I now have the admins in this list AND in the regular site admins group. So it is redundant info. Also, because this form needs to be browser-compatible, I cannot use User Roles...they are not functional in a browser bassed form...as of this release of the beta ...

I currently have created a special Admin view on an InfoPath 2007 form. What I need to do is determine if the user opening the form is in the SharePoint site Administrators group and, if so, open the special admin view. I tried to create an Open Behavior rule (under Tools > Form Options > Open and Save) to see if the person is an admin. ...

This does work wonders in InfoPath 2003, but does not work with Infopath 2007 due to the object model change. Does anyone, including Greg, how to set the feault view in the onload event using InfoPath 2007? Thank you

I need to be able to determine the view as the form is opened. I please some custom code in the load event to do a ViewInfos.SwitchView(''View 1''); is the username on the machien equals the lanid on the form. However, I received an error indicating that I could not use ViewInfos.SwitchView in the form load event. Not sure how to set this up to ...

Hey Clay, thanks for the additional info. I did try adding the brackets first as your first post this morning suggested and got the same error. I went back into the site list and verified I have the correct guid. Not sure what else could be causing this error but it is very frustrating at this point.

I have an InfoPath 2007 form created and it is set up to be opened in a browser. I have 3 levels of security that I need to apply: 1) Admin - edit entire form 2) Creator - edit form w/ excepton of admin section 3) All Other - Only view form (admin section hidden) Since this form is browser enabled, I cannot set up User Roles and they are not ...

I sure can: The list is called TicketNum and has one column called Number with only one entry in it. The CAML file is: <?xml version=''1.0'' encoding=''UTF-8'' ?> <Batch OnError=''Continue''> <Method ID=''1'' Cmd=''Update''> <Field Name=''Number'' /> </Method> </Batch> The list guid is: ...

Thanks for the clarification. I did get the guid and set thinks up as the links above suggested. However, for some reason I still get the List does not exist message. Not sure where the issue is at this point.

Actualyl I a doing this in a dev environment and have admin right to the site. Plus, I dont want to give everyone admin rights to the list that need to use the form so maybe this wont work for me if admin right are required to update a list.