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Hi there,
I think this MIGHT be default behavior (i.e. the attachment is not included in the email), but I'm not 100% sure. Have you tried this without browser-enabling the form to see if the attachment is included in the email?
One alternative is to store the attachment in a separate library, and in the form include a link to the ...
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When you created the data connection to submit to SharePoint, did you select the option to allow overwriting if the filename already exists?
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Please right click on your date field and select Date Picker Properties. Click on Format. Here you can change the format to display the date correctly.
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Hi Randy,
Yes, DBXL can only be installed on machines that are part of a domain. Did any related errors come up during installation (in the Event Viewer)?
Do you have a machine that is joined to a domain?
Thanks,
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Hi Randy,
Though I have not seen this specific sequence of messages, I know that some customers have experienced a similar issue when opening DAT. Those issues were due to the fact that they had both InfoPath 2003 and InfoPath 2007 installed on the machine. Though perhaps that is not the case for you, the workaround used by them may help to ...
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Hi Mike,
Please see the attached InfoPath 2007 form template. The default values of the fields will answer your question on parsing your RAW field. :)
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I understand. I actually recently implemented something similar. I distilled my form to just show what you need. See attached.
Though the response above is very good too. I think you'll have enough now to come up with a good solution. Good luck!
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I don't have a working example, sorry.
Let's use the example of two checkboxes and I'll let you extrapolate.
If I check Checkbox 1, a rule sets my:EmailTo equal to Email 1.
If I check Checkbox 2, a rule sets my:EmailTo equal to Email 2.
The data connection to submit via email is set the To: field of the email equal to the ...
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I believe this is all possible via rules. Let's say I have two checkboxes and two fields that contain emails. If the user checks Checkbox A, email is sent to Email 1. If the user checks Checkbox B, email is sent to Email 2. Rules will allow you to execute different actions according to what the user checked. But the key here is that the data ...
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I'm not a coder, but it's often said that you can do anything with code.
I know that in qRules (requires codeless forms) we have a command that allows you to upload the image to a separate library. So this means that the answer to the first part of your question is yes. But I'm not sure whether you'd be able to create a column to ...