InfoPath Dev

I have some form library views that are sorted and grouped (i.e. there are headings with expand/collapse buttons). When I open a form in InfoPath by clicking on it from the form library, all the groups revert to being collapsed. Is there any way to prevent SharePoint from doing this? I still want the groupings collapsed by default, just not have ...

If you have Adobe Acrobat (full version - not the Reader), you can go into the Page Setup for a view ("Format->View Properties->Page Setup") and set the default printer to "Adobe PDF". Then, when the user prints the view, it prompts them to save it as a PDF. That's what we're doing, at least...

Is the length of the substring variable? If it's always two or three characters, you could use something like this: substring-after(substring(ID, (string-length(ID)-3)), "-")

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing this, Shiraz. It works like a champ.

I don't think it can be done. I spent a lot of time on this problem. In the end, I think it's because Infopath itself needs to send the email through an email application, so it uses whatever your default email app is. But it can't just send a message. It always requires a confirmation - which makes sense. Imagine emails being sent from an end ...

I was trying UpdateListItems in SharePoint 2003. For some reason, I never got an error message - it just failed to delete the file. Thanks to Matt Everhart for figuring this out.

I tried - and failed - to get this code to work to delete a file from Sharepoint: http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=1d52979046884d8186c9393a1ea95109 This, however, works like a champ (for me, at least): oXmlHttp = new ActiveXObject(''Msxml2.XMLHTTP''); oXmlHttp.open(''DELETE'', myURL, false); oXmlHttp.send(); Where ...

That's what I figured, and it makes sense. Thanks for looking!

Here's one I can't figure out: (How) can you adjust the width of the taskpane with Jscript?

Yeah, I tried that. It is on the same server and there were no filters. It's so weird I have to attribute it to some bizarre flaw, and not worry about it. If I ever get to the root of the problem I'll re-post. Thanks!