InfoPath Dev

Okay...whomever can help me out with this one ( a viable solution ) will forever be held in the utmost highest esteem in my mind concerning Infopath..lol I have a web enabled form. The form has a repeating section. In the repeating section, there is a textbox, date-picker control, and another textbox. The values of the form are written to a ...

Well...I got it saved to a column in sharepoint. Just need to save it as a real  Hyperlink with a "user friendly" name showing rather than the specific URL text

This is probably more of a "how to" with regards to SharePoint than anything. Buy hey I thought I'd give it a shot here. I have a Hyperlink on browser enabled Form. The URL of the link is constructed dynamically based on a couple values that are input into the Form.  I would like to have the URL of the link posted to the ...

For you developers that desire a MUCH quicker way to deploy your Administratively approved code  associated with your form, here's how. The following assumes you've already published and Activated your template Form. On your MOSS server, navigate to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server ...

Have a browser enable form. I need to have a Header and Footer on every page of the form when it's printed no matter how many pages the form ulltimately turns out to be. I can only get the Header and Footer to display on the first page when it's printed from the browser. This was a couple weeks ago, just got back to it today. At any ...

You're quite welcome. :)  And for all who happen to be in the same senario as I. Thanks for all your good suggestions you've provided,,,seriously. It's been helpful.    

The other day I asked if it was possible to deploy an InfoPath Form to a MOSS server without the use of the InfoPath client program, ( to publish to a server) but also to deploy a Form that had been developed in a completely different domain than the target domain of where the Form would ultimately end up residing in.  The wisdom of thought ...

I don't use the tool bar that's turned off. I've used a Data Connection that sends email & submits the form. In the FormsEvents_Submit event, I programmatically get the email recipients and send the email. The form is a content type. It's used in a number of various document libs as the only object when a user ...

When the form is brought up for the first time, the user fills out the form, submits the form to the document lib where it originated from. That's done programmatically. The Form sends email to various people that are obtained from the web.config <appsettings> key value pairs. Don't want hardcoded email recipents. The Email ...

Got this SharePoint Library Submit data connection on this Form.  On the Form there's a "Submit" button associated with all that. I want to get a handle to that button programmatically so I can disable and or enable the button under various conditions. Can I do that? I mean get a handle to the button. I've ...