InfoPath Dev

Yes when I submit or press the button I created it closes and nothing appears on the SharePoint site. The only thing I have tried that works is clicking on "Save" instead of submit... it then requires me to give the new file a name and then it appears on SharePoint.  

It looks right - your form is published to REIMBFORMS. Your submit data connection named Main Submit 2 is pointed to REIMBFORMS. The button is set to an action of Submit. The Submit Options submit to Main Submit 2. When you submit the form in the browser, what happens? Does the form close? Are there no XML in REIMBFORMS?

I've tried a couple of other things but I'm still not sure what the problem is, my file is attached. Thanks again for your help.  

You can attach your form to a reply (under options) if you want me to take a look. In general - as long as your submit connection is to the same library as you are published to, and your button is set to actually submit the form, if you aren't getting an error, there isn't a whole bunch that can go wrong there....

Ok great, thank you that worked, I changed the settings and am now able to open it in the browser, but I am still not able to see the form information in sharepoint when the form is submitted. I redid the submittal connection to make sure it was to the correct library and tried again and it didn't work. Any other ideas I can ...

Hi - you should be able to change the library settings so that the form opens in the browser, if it is a browser compatible form. You need to go to the library settings, then advanced settings. Is your form's submit connection to the same library you published to? That won't automagically correct itself if you have published to a ...

Also, when I fill out the form in InfoPath and hit the submit button it is not transferring the data to the designated SharePoint library.

Hello, This is my first attempt at uploading a form to a SharePoint Library and everything looks great, except for the fact that when I click the "Add Document" button, the form opens in InfoPath, not as a form in SharePoint for users to fill out. Since the users who will be filling this form out are out of the country and I ...

 I've got it Hilary.  Again, trying to overthink it.  Thanks.

The first option worked perfectly! Thank you to both of you for your help!