InfoPath Dev

I think that InfoPath creates the XSN form template it locks the schema to make sure that it stays in sync with the SharePoint list it's based on. So in theory you would make changes to your list first, then the form would get "refreshed" (sorry, I'm not sure of the correct term) to match the updates made to the list. What are ...

 Yes, that does make sense.  I will respond back when I have things working.  Thanks again for taking the time :-)

I didn't realize it was a browser form - I see some asst'd posts and code snippets online for closing a browser based form - but it may be simpler to just have your code set a field that has the rule on it to close the form... Then, when the code is complete, it sets a field's value, that field has the close rule - does that make sense?

Hello Clay, All Goal: to get the file browser to open a specific Sharepoint folder (where the IP form runs starts and submits). The Attach File Control generates a ChangingEvent, but that event cannot be used to inject a specific location or redirect to specific file location? I realize this is rather dated as a topic, and I ...

 I couldn't find a method to close the form.  This is a browser enabled form.

Well, I did come up with a workaround.  I just made 10 copies of my Account Number drop-down (for 10 Departments), and ran each through the SP list for its respective Department.  I hid all copies except for the one for the selected Department.  Was there a better way to do this?

 Thanks for the response.  I will try that. 

Hello,  I have made an InfoPath form based on a list of my SharePoint site. I would like to add a repeating section with a lookup value from another table. When I go to the section properties, I want to enable users to insert new sections. Unfortunately, this option is disabled (as you can see in the ...

I have a form that started out as a "filler" form, and I removed the web form incompatibilities (expression boxes with binding to repeating elements.) Then when I tried to publish as a web form, the w3wp.exe process starts thrashing and gobbles every last bit of memory on the box. At a certain point, the publish operation times out ...

Hopefully someone else will know of a good InfoPath replacement for web forms - I'm afraid I'm not terribly familiar with alternatives.