InfoPath Dev

This is a two part question. I placed in the following code: function XDocument::OnLoad(eventObj) {   var fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");   var strRECFile = ("C:\\FolderOne");   if (fso.FolderExists(strRECFile))   {      XDocument.UI.Alert("Folder ...

I would really like to do it via rules and actions. However, my goal is to close the form and the application. From what I understand, this can only be accomplished via code. I noticed when I ran the "Submit to: Email", the OnSubmitRequest(eventObj) did not fire. Therefore, it seems to be [Use rules but can't close app] vs [Use code ...

I have a data connection to submit a form via email called "emailMySubmit". When I perform a "Submit To Email", I get a popup confirmation stating "The form was submitted successfully." I assume this means it performed a validaiton to ensure it was sent to Outlook. Since I want to close InfoPath after a submit, I ...

I tried that approach but was unsuccessful. The problem is the user may open the form without toggling the control. If the control isn't toggled, the link will still be the old value.  I found a solution where OnLoad, I set the value of the control to itself (if initially not null) . This "jolts" the control's rule to fire ...

I have a pull down control that sets an attribute's value based on the selection. This attrribute is referenced by a hyperlink. Example: If "Apples" is selected in the pull down, a rule tells the link to point to an apples website. If "Oranges" is selected in the pull down, a rule tells the link to point to an oranges ...

Does anyone know if there are any comparison tools available for InfoPath templates? Similar to EXCEL or Word Comparison tools, the idea is to show the changes in view, controls, rulesets, data validation, etc. between two templates.  I did a google search but I could not find anything.

I understand I can close the form after a submit by going to Tools\Submitting Forms...\Submit Options. However, I would like to close all of InfoPath after a submit. I found the following post on how to close the form via code.   http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/6165/22781.aspx#22781   I would like to do use the same ...

I should mention that the form is signed and fully trusted. The following statement from the "Sending a form in an e-mail message" section, adds to the belief I do not need to publish. Given, this is for emails but the same principle applies.  http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP010967231033.aspx "If you prefer to ...

Currently, I have the following setup: 1) I publish the xsn to a sharepoint form library. 2) I copy the xsn from the SharePoint form library to a folder on the server called \\Server\InfoPathForms 3) I have an application (Let's call it AppX) that takes a copy of the xsn from the server and uploads the xsn to the person's local machine ...

I am exploring ways to create or manipulate a VISIO diagram based on InfoPath selections. I did a search on the forum and google but I could only find items remotely related to it. Abstract (very): 1) The xml from InfoPath stores various elements i.e., Component = Monitor 2) Based on the data selected, a particular VISIO shape is selected, ...