InfoPath Dev

Hi - the reason the button requires full trust is because it is accessing the local file system. Basically, it extracts the form template files so that it can use the schema file. There isn't going to be a work around with the current version of the template, I'm afraid - we should probably keep this in mind as a future improvement. You ...

Tried that also, but the form has to be taken out of full trust to even preview; once that happens, the Extract Schema button errors, becuase it needs full trust. Trying to see if we can get the group policy disabled long enough to run the sharepoint list tool one time

We tried this and it still does not work.  Is there anyone that is using InfoPath 2010 and Outlook 2010 that can try emailing a form with an attachment to someone and see if the recipient can see the attachment?  There has to be a solution.

 AWESOME!!! Thanks! That worked.  

I tried this. This is what I put in the rules for my textbox control.  concat(substring-before(EstimatedFeesAndExpensesTxt, "[[EstimatedFee]]"), format-number(FeeAmount,"###,###"), substring-after(EstimatedFeesAndExpensesTxt, "[[EstimatedFee]]")) When I click on Verify Formula, it returns no errors and works as ...

 Ok, I understand. These are full trust forms thus why the installation is failing. You can right click on the form, select Design, and then click Preview. Will that be an acceptable workaround?

I just cant et it to work as discribed. No error it all seams ok but no number is being added to the sp list item

Thank you very much for the detailed instructions, but sadly, these are expression boxes. I can't select them from the AddDays picker. Maybe I need to approach this from a different perspective. Should I create a text field and then try to associate it?

Also be sure to republish your form after you make this change.

File --> Form Options --> Property Promotion --> Select your MSLB field --> Modify --> Function --> Select Merge