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Excellent. Thanks for posting that! :)
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I don't think this is possible in the browser (since it's running on the server).
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No, this is a common problem printing InfoPath forms. We have several blog posts on how to paginate repeating sections but none of them are foolproof.
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Unfortunately, for list forms, you cannot get input parameters.
Here's an idea: create a dummy row for each of the brands. You can add links at the top of the page to those brands. When they open, they see the filled in data. When they submit, it creates a new item.
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Hi Tanetoa,
I'm guessing that you either have a rule or a default value that is always calculating.
To prevent it from regenerating the number, just add a condition to the rule, or convert the default value into a rule with a condition.
The condition should be if the field is blank. When it's generated, it will no longer be ...
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Random idea: right click the submit button and go to browser tab and change to always post back.
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Hi HHearle,
It's pretty easy to add code to your InfoPath form that calls Outlook to create a task using VBA. We could probably have someone code something up in 2-3 hours.
Unfortunately, there's no way to do this out-of-the-box from the client. You could use SharePoint 2007/2010 task lists (which can be synchronized with Outlook ...
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Same reason why Visio doesn't appear. Because InfoPath is only included in Professional versions of Office.
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Thanks for posting the second update with the link to that technique. That's pretty cool, but just wondering if it only works for content types. I'm guessing it does since that's the way to map from an InfoPath promoted property to a site column.
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Sorry, but I don't think this is supported.