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I have a form template that has been published to my SP site and has been in production for a few months now.  Due to complications with upgrading a template that essentially restricts me from upgrading, I have to create a new version of the template with the enhancements, so in the end existing forms in the library use the form ...

I have a form with several sections to be signed.  The form is in a SharePoint 2007 library, web enabled, and I cannot open it in SP, but I can if I open it in the client.  On one of the sections, it was apparently digitally signed just an hour or so ago, but it has the message "There is a problem with this signature" and when ...

I have a form template that I've been working on for months and it's in production so the changes I make to it now are mostly just cosmetic and back-end code tweaks,  there's been no changes to the schema, datasources or anything major.  It's been said that I might've found an IP bug in upgrading forms with ...

I needed something similar so I setup a view that does nothing more than serve as a print view and put the conditional formatting on that one view.  This way you're not messing with the input portion and it gives you the opportunity to set it up as a very minimalist picture that prints well on any kind of printer (ie. mine is in ...

Thanks Patrick, I'll chalk it up to that and ask my next set of questions about getting around upgrading the form in another post.  Karen.

I'm completely confused so I hope someone can help by re-explaining in different terms because I'm just not understanding what I'm looking for. I have a form template that I've been tweaking periodically with small changes since it went into production.  It's pretty much a straight-forward design, ...

I got this working.  I used this article as the guideline: http://www.bizsupportonline.net/browserforms/programmatically-submit-infopath-form-sharepoint-send-email-close-form.htm In a nutshell the only code I needed to do for the submit (this is VB so no semicolons at the end): ' Submit the form to SharePoint - "Main ...

I have a form that is broken into 15 "rows" (not repeating), each row has 8 checkboxes, and a flag to determine if certain pieces of the row can be updated.  When the flag is thrown to not allow changes to particular fields on the row, is there a way to set the conditional formatting to disable all 8 ...

 yeah, I went down that path too and I couldn't see another way about it.  The code is setting flags and a counter for the row that was just updated to lock it down when it's been updated so people can't go backwards or screw up the sequence of the department routing.

I have a form with a button running rules to submit my form to a SP library and close my form.  Then I added some code to that same button to do some other stuff...this was before I found out that rules run before code.  Now I assume that I need to remove those rules and have the submit done at the end of the code, but I can't find ...