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Hi there,
This tutorial video on filtering may help. Let me know if you have any more specific questions regarding your scenario.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH7xUEcQwwg
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Haven't personally done this before, but seems like some other folks have tried this in the past. Here is a blog post I found which may help:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/timpash/archive/2005/10/31/invoke-gal-from-infopath.aspx
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The designer and filler were separated into 2 shortcuts in 2010. If you open the designer, you can design your form. The filler will only let you fill out a form. Makes sense right? :)
Alternatively, you can right click the xsn and click Design. This will open up your form in the designer and you can continue to modify ...
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Have you had a chance to take a look at this?
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I am baffled by this. In Infopath version 2007, I could open the browser based form (xml file) in Infopath and there was a button that said "design this form".
How did get that in 2010 infopath?
We have a browser based form that is published to the sharepoint site and we no longer have the xsn file. I can open the xml file ...
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Hi Mario, just to let you know that the trial has been updated on our website.
Thanks
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Well, I'd personally have only one field in my form for "submit status" and I'd be sure that I set only that field, and I'd be sure I was using the same field for my conditional formatting - but if you have it working the way you want now, you may just want to leave it as is. :-)
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That is a great link - thanks for sharing it!
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Hey, great! glad you got it working!
I love the query fields in ShP 2010 / IP 2010.
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Hi,
The link you have posted is the same idea I had explained above, but in a step by step fashion.
The set up should not be any different for browser vs client vs preview. That is, the form should behave the same if everything is set up correctly.