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Hi - is the user opening up the Library Settings page, and under Advanced, clicking Edit Template?
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So, you have three different templates? I guess I'm a little confused about your requirements. Out of the box, InfoPath won't do that - you can include the template you are filling out with an email connection - you may just need to use different views in the same template with some form logic to open the correct one based on your drop ...
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Hi - you can execute data connections in code - so I think the answer to your question is "yes" - if you submit via code, as long as you are using a built in IP data connection (which you are) your form shouldn't have to be full trust - however, I'm not sure if any code you add that changes the focus may not require full trust.
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Hi InfoPathDev Experts
This is my first post but I have visiting this site for some time now. I always seem to get the answer and advice that I need by trawling previous posts; however I have an issue that I can't find any solution to. I have an issue with an InfoPath 2003 form that has an SQL 2005 database as its primary data connection ...
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Are you setting the column's value prior to submitting the form? I see that mistake often - accidentally setting a field's value after submitting the XML....
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Wow - 100 views - that seems like a really big form.
Can you just let them select the view from the built in ribbon controls? The object model only lets us change views on a button click - so even writing custom code won't do this ... unless you use the context changed event (and I'm not sure if this a browser form or not, but that ...
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In design mode, under the Insert tab on the ribbon, you can add a hyperlink and select a data source for the address & the display - I'm not sure what control you currently have in the table, but you may be able to replace it with this.
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Hi - preceding-sibling should work - you may just have the syntax not quite right. What field are you placing your rule on?
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It sounds like both text boxes are bound to the same data field. Delete the one you don't want and add a new one from the Controls.
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I'm guessing this is a SharePoint list form?
For your lookup column, you have to set the field to the list item ID for the item that is being looked up - so, let's say this is your "Employees" list and you have a lookup column to another list called "Departments" - you will need to set the field for that column to a ...