InfoPath Dev

I know others have gotten this to work so my guess is there is some nuance with the parameters for your control and how it's bound to the data (the schema might be slightly off) which is causing the issue. This control is very picky about the schema structure and exactly what you bind it to. It is common that if a control isn't bound ...

Hi, you can print to the file, but then it's hard to actually get that file to attach to an email. For you scenario you will likely need to manually do the email step. The other option is to search for InfoPath PDF automation or such on Google to see if Adobe or someone else has the ability to output InfoPath forms to PDF automaticaly on the ...

When you say you're trying to "append" what do you mean? Thx.

Cool idea! Unfortunately, I don't believe there is a way to auto check names. The contact selector control is not programmable and has very specific functionality. Sorry.

Hello and welcome to our forum. You have an interesting question. I am sorry to say that custom forms auth on SharePoint is something we're not familiar with. I suggest you post to the Microsoft newsgroup on this one. Sorry we couldn't help this time. Some of these deep SharePoint deep questions go beyond things we're tried so ...

Hi and welcome to our forum! I think that the InfoPath SharePoint connector does not have this feature. Yes it seems deficient! I will have to follow up with my InfoPath team contacts. I notice you posted on the MS newsgroups as well. Hopefully one of us will get the answer soon. :)

Hello and welcome to our forum! If your form is bound directly to the database then you have to actually have that column in the database for it to show in the data source and give you a column to bind to. This means you may need to create this phantom column in the DB that is only used client side. In terms of your submit, I think you will ...

Hello and welcome to our forum. Unfortunately to do this you have to write code as there is no way in rules to add repeating nodes to the form. That said we do this all the time and it's not hard to do in code.

Hello and welcome to our forum! You've run into a classic issue. Essentially you have multiple failure cases from the web service and want to alert the user in different ways. What you have to do is parse the return error value manually in code and then use nested else if statements (quick and dirty) to show the right error message or some ...

Hello and welcome to our forum! I'm psyched to see that you're using InfoPath in college. I'm curious if using InfoPath was your choice or InfoPath was a requirement of the assignment. In terms of your issue, it looks like you've hit one of the key limitations of InfoPath. To store data in a database from InfoPath you ...