InfoPath Dev

Hey GGunther, That's weird! What version of Outlook do you have? Sounds like a bug to me.

Hi Eby Jim, While we prefer SQL over Access, I don't think the DB matters in this case. It sounds like you want to filter out all of the items that don't have dates. In XML, the date type has an attribute called "xsi:nil". This attribute is "true" if the value is blank. Assuming that InfoPath converts the Access dates ...

On load, just query a SharePoint list for the user's name. If a record exists, switch the user to a view saying "Hey, looks like you have an existing survey, click the button below to open it.". Add a button with a rule to open the form that is their data and close the existing form. The only thing tricky about this is the initial ...

Qdabra's qRules has an Insert command that can be called on a button click to insert a row in a repeating table: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx

Add a field to your repeating group that gets set to the count as it's default value. Then, create a rule that compares this hidden field to the Count function on the the group and makes the field read-only if it's not equal. 

Hi JotABom, Yes, this is pretty easy to do in InfoPath using the Email Data Connection. The email name is set using a field's value. The field can be bound to a People Picker or you can just have people type in the full email address. You can do the same thing when you send the form. Capture who it is from using Active Directory lookup or ...

Hi Michael and welcome, SharePoint is slow but not that slow. You shouldn't see impact until you have 2000-3000 forms on MOSS 2007. Microsoft states this as a soft limitation. It wouldn't take 30 seconds though. Have you checked your SharePoint error logs? Does the form library default vidw take time to load? How much memory is on the ...

Make sure the section properties have all padding and margins set to 0 and that hegith is set to "auto" .You might have other sections if you have many inside one another.

Hi John, You can run an exe by making your form Full Trust and writing code that calls the cmd line but I don't recommend it because it complicates your form. Better solution is to use a server-side trigger (perhaps a workflow) that kicks off when the form is submitted. Do you have SharePoint 2007 with workflow? It will require a custom ...

Hi Jarecki, Thanks for searching. It seems like you are trying to use digital signatures with InfoPath 2007 in the browser. You may have to right click to enable the activeX first or change IE's default security settings to allow for ActiveX components. Sorry I can't be of much more assistance. We recommend Electronic Signatures as an ...