InfoPath Dev

I'm really not sure - I've not worked with email forms much. In general, if this were a regular InfoPath form, I'd use picture buttons for the emoticons and use rules on each button for setting values & submitting. I'd use the EMP_ID & email ID for the form name, and set overwrite to true, so that if the same user submits ...

 thanks so much for posting your workaround.  I ran into this issue today and was able to save myself alot of work using your method.

I have three cascading dropdowns. First one Selects the Business Group, second selects the sub group and the third display the equipment detail. All of them are working as expected, however, the last one is cache or something the previous selection from the Sub group even though that is not one of the selections in the dropdown. I am ...

So i have a xml file that has a lot of items in it and when i try to use it in the form i am getting the following error The amount of data that was returned by a data connection has exceeded the maximum limit that was configured by the server administrator. Form elements, such as drop-down lists, may be blank. I am using cascading ...

I figured it out thanks for the reply. Dorinda

Generally, this is because the filter isn't using the current function.

I have the filter working on the drop-down, however it is not showing all of the entries that should be displayed just showing the last one. I have tried to change the filter value but no difference. Can someone take a look and tell me what I am doing wrong. I cant attached the form as the size even zipped is 976kp Please let me know ...

Yes I am working on that next. Just finally figured out how to do an XML file yeah me!! Thanks again Dorinda

This is not a good plan, I'm afraid. I think a 29,000 row XML file will make your form very large, and that a dropdown with 29,000 options would be unwieldy for users. I think instead you need to consider ways you might structure this data in a SharePoint list that would allow you to offer some filtering. Not knowing what this data is, I can ...

Good job! Glad you got it working - I've really found that to be a convenient technique. Sometimes there is other stuff you want to include in an email that you don't want in the "fill out the form" view or area, and just setting up for that in advance is useful. :)