Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 4 of 7 (62 items) « First ... < Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next > ... Last » Re: Email infopath form I'm trying to include ''fieldname = fieldvalues'' of all the form controls as part of the email body message. But why is it that everytime a user enters a newline character in the ''Rich Text (XHTML)'', the above email code fails with the following error message: ''The message could not be sent to the SMTP server. The transport error code was ... Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 05-14-2005 Attachment Name? If user has attached an attachment (in the Picture or File Attachment (base64)), is it possible for us to extract the attachment filename to be displayed in other field? Thanks! Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 05-14-2005 Re: Email infopath form hi agni, i got this piece of code to send email programmatically not using .NET code but I'm guessing it'll need the form to be fully trusted though - i need this to be verified. available at:http://www.infopathfaq.com/development.asp?page=7 quote: function btnSend::OnClick(eventObj) { // Create a new message and fill all its fields var iMsg = ... Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 05-06-2005 Re: Email infopath form for sending an email programmatically, is Office Outlook 2003 required? or any outlook version would suffice? Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 05-05-2005 Translate Into Uppercase Does anyone know how to translate the first letter in a text box into the corresponding uppercase letter using the built in ''translate'' function? Thanks! Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 05-05-2005 External Digital Certificate When trying to edit Security feature of InfoPath (Tools->Form Options->Security), I wish to install a digital certificate to the form. However, the only option I can see is to create a certificate whose name defaults to my Windows login name. Is there any way so that I can import an external digital certificate to the form? Thank you :) Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 05-04-2005 Where Do All the Attachments Go? I've deployed an infopath form to a Windows SharePoint Services. And my form has a ''File Attachment'' control on it. What makes me wonder is that where do all the attachments got saved in the sharepoint library? Clearly it's not saving the attachments on the local machine nor the network drive etc. Anyone with a clue on this? It may sound ... Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 04-27-2005 Date/Time Field Sharepoint Limit I'm not sure if this vary from sharepoint to sharepoint or for other reason but it seems that my Windows SharePoint Services can only display a maximum of 16 date/time fields. Hence, if I have 22 date/time elements in my form, the SharePoint can only display the first 16 fields of them. Does anyone else have the same problem? Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 04-25-2005 Re: Passing Argument to Sharepoint hi Shanti, If you go to one of the ''Document Libraries'' and click the link ''Upload Form'', this is how I want users to upload their attachments. So imagine if I've built a folder ''AttachmentFolder'' in the ''Document Libraries'' and added an extra column named ''FormName''. When user opens a form from another folder and click on a button ... Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 04-25-2005 Passing Argument to Sharepoint I'm trying to add a hyperlink to my form that enables user to upload a document to a document library folder. For instance the form Title is ''myForm.xml'' and the document library folder name is ''AttachmentFolder''. In the ''AttachmentFolder'' library, I've created a column named ''FormFileName''. So this is the scenario I'm trying to ... Posted to General (Forum) by potpourri on 04-22-2005 Page 4 of 7 (62 items) « First ... < Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next > ... Last » Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.