InfoPath Dev

To your second questions it must of course be mail.Intro = "This is my body text" + comments; Sorry for that. Coming to you first question I guess why you are sending two eMails is because you forgot to delete one Action on your rules which says Submit Dataconnection which is actually your Mail Submit. Delete this Action/Rule from your ...

I have actually never experienced this problem but may be write some code and use the mailenvelope object instead of the InfoPath dataconnection. Like this the form will be attached to the mail as a file and also in html format in the body of the mail. Not sure if you can then still launch you workflow as I haven't suer MOSS 2007 & ...

When writing code you should always have the API open because there you can find everything you need (In Script Editor press F1 to open the Help). Please search there for concat to see how to use it correclt. In managed code I would use a StringBuilder object to build my text which i want to add to the intro but for you something like var comments ...

If possible I would recommend that you split you WebService into two and instead of having one Data Connection in your form create a Second one. Would this work for you ?

Here is what you need: Add a new Data Connection to your template (or use the one you have set up already). In the OnClick event of you button with which you want to send the mail you can use the below snippet: var mail = XDocument.DataAdapters("Name Of Your DataConnection"); mail.To = homer@simpson.uk; mail.Intro = "This is my body ...

Like Clay mentioned I also think that you can use a regular textbox. Open the textbox properties, select the Display Tab, check the Paragraph Breaks check box, also check the Wrap Text checkbox and select Expand to show all text from the dropdown list. Does this work for you ???

open your .xsn in design mode an then under File in the menu bar select extract form files browse to a folder to where you want to extract the files and that´s it.

Hi I know what you wanna do and it is really simple :) once you know the trick. Here a little walkthrough: Create a new blank infoapth form. drop a rich text box into it. publish it and fill out the form once, add a bulleted list into your richtext box and enter as text "test1". save the filled out form to your desktop. now open the form ...

hi, have you tried the same query statement with the sql query analyzer. in my opinion this is not an infopath related problem, the only thing i can imagine is that you have a little bug in your query ? where does the date you are using as the input value from infopath into your query come from ? from a datepicker control ? if yes then you have to ...

I guess you are out of luck here. InfoPath 2003 does not integrate with Document Libraries out of the Box. I think 2007 does. In my opinion there are two options you have. Either you use custom code (managed code) to upload your files to the Document Library or you use the given functionality and upload the files to different Form Libraries and ...