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I'm experiencing exactly the same problem, which manifests itself pretty randomly. In addition, Firefox and Chrome doesn't (never) open associated InfoPath client, Any fix, ladies and gents? Please advise! Dmitry

Thanks. That makes sense. I think I have it working, but it seems like a huge kludge for a fairly simple form. I setup 3 textbox fields. The first (txtUserName) retrieves the UserName from the UserProfileService. The other (txtITName) does a lookup in the IT list and if it finds a match, places the name into the textbox. Both of these load ...

 Hi tenbao- In our test scenario, we got this to work in the browser by converting the data connection to UDC and admin-approving the form. Does this match your scenario? We'll update the user guide to clear this up. Thanks for pointing out the issue.

Would I still be able to populate the SendEmailTo field with the value formula?

Thank.ernesto . you are right. that is the most effective approach. I will do that And post an update later. Best regards

The To field in an Email data connection cannot be populated via formula/rules (unless you use custom code). You could add a field in your form called my:SendEmailTo, have the Email data connection set up to send email to that field (my:SendEmailTo), and then have form logic (rules) in your form that set the value of my:SendEmailTo before the ...

 Hi- Formatting is not allowed on Form Load because a Formatting rule must be associated with a specific control. So you must select a control (a field, a section) and then add your Formatting rule. The formatting will be triggered (applied) on this section per the conditions you specify. Hope this helps!

In File > Form Options, how are the versioning settings configured?

Does the Design Checker have any additional information on the compatibility of your form? I imagine that something in the formula might not supported in the browser, though on first glance I don't see what it could be. A Google search reveals similar questions around the internet, such as this one. The Microsoft page doesn't list ...

I don't know about a link that addresses these challenges specifically. Tabbing in an InfoPath form is pretty normal; if you have rules on a field, for example, they will execute when you tab out of the field, not when the user finishes typing or hits Enter on the keyboard. This is just how InfoPath works out of the box and it might take users ...