InfoPath Dev

Hi Cathy, As Greg said, clearing the cache is a measure of last resort when your InfoPath form template is not cached correctly. You don't need to use the command line tool to do this. Just go to Start->InfoPath and when you have the Getting Started dialog, Select All Forms on the left and then select the form that is causing the problem ...

Hi Cathy, In the Designer on the File menu, there is an option to Save as Source Files. Please specify an empty folder and save. InfoPath will save all forms. Then you can navigate to that folder in Windows Explorer and open up the appropriate View.xsl file in notepad. Another approach is to just rename the xsn as cab and double click it to ...

Hi Talal, Welcome to our forum! Please try to search the forum using the text box in the upper right corner. There are many posts where people have contributed code to send e-mail. If you can't find them in 10 minutes of searching, please let us know and we can take a look. Cheers!

Hi MHudsonJr, Do you have InfoPath 2003? If so, take a look at the jscript code that shipped with the samples. You can simply load the samples in the designer and choose save as source code. Then, go to the folder and look at common.js. There should be a routine in there that will show you how to add the nil attribute. Good luck!

Hi SBoyd, The e-mail submit adapter works off of the entire main data source. InfoPath supports one XML per open form. If you have a repeating section with separate fields inside, it still equates to one form, since the InfoPath form contains the repeating section. You could write some code to submit the XML from each section separately but ...

Hi HallBlazer and welcome! In general, you will have to write code to do multiple submits. If your form supports a repeating section and you are saving to a database, you might be able to do it, but unless you are using a Web service, you run the risk of overwriting previous submits and synchronizing (locks) with others writing data. We have a ...

Hi Viperay, MSXML should not have changed, so hard to think that was a problem. Maybe something going on with Internet Explorer. Did the version of that change? I don't know what the problem is here. Sorry for not being more specific.

We have done this in jscript before, but we'd need to spend some time to find and publish an example. I will ping Agni and see if he can find something. More soon,

Hi Chris, I am sending e-mail to my contacts at Microsoft and asking them to look at this thread. Thank you for posting! :)

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