InfoPath Dev

Okay. Thanks. As I understand it: you have a current InfoPath form that you want to convert into a Word form. And you want to be able to send the Word form to others as an email attachment. Unfortunately, there is no InfoPath-to-Word conversion tool that I am aware of. This means that you will need to manually create the Word form from ...

Argh! I missed that last statement. Unfortunately, the ONLY place you can perform a Window.Close() is in an OnClick and OnSubmitRequest handler. Although the help does not specificly suggest it, I think all the other Close() methods have the same restriction. However, since you are using the main submit, I think you might actually get the ...

Glad to help.

I'm not positive, but it sounds like there's some disconnect between what it is expecting to receive back and what it is actually getting back. It might be expecting <RootNode>...data...</RootNode> and is instead receiving <SomeOtherRootNode>...data...</SomeOtherRootNode> (i.e. different names).

InfoPath can be really picky about doing things at the same time you are switching views. When I say at the same time, I mean in one total transaction (all the rules and code the run as the result of a button click or whatever). As an example... you are trying to switch views and then export. Likely, if it works, your export will be the original ...

You were close: dMyDate.ToString("yyy-MM-dd") is missing one "y". The easier method is dMyDate.ToString("s") which says to use the XML sortable format (which is what InfoPath is expecting) at: yyyy-MM-dd. If you make the field a "string" datatype then you miss out on a lot of useful built-in date ...

Yes, I'm sorry if I misunderstood--but you need to have AT LEAST 2 roles specified. One for the special case, and one for everyone else. If you only have a single role, then EVERYONE is part of that role.

I'm still not sure I understand what you want. Are you saying that you want to convert an InfoPath form into a Word form? Are you trying to attach a word document to an InfoPath form? If so, just add an Attachment Control to your form. Are you trying to attach an InfoPath form to your Word document? Just drag-and-drop the .XML file into ...

For cascading lists (one list populating a second list upon ...

InfoPath and SharePoint are designed to work well together. However, SharePoint is not the only option for saving your forms. You can save to file, or to a database or a web service (which using a Web service provides any number of options). 1. Web forms and standards forms can create dynamic elements, such as selecting an item in a ...