InfoPath Dev

Hey, Scott, thanks for sharing this!

Do make sure that the field isn't marked as "Cannot be blank" - you mention it is optional, so I assume you've already checked that, but if you are having trouble with Jimmy's suggestion, that check box may have gotten selected in the field's properties.

you mean owner ship to the template location? go to the folder properties where you saved the form template and go to security tab, add the user whom you want to give the full control and you can grant the permissions to that user from the available options. If you want to give permissions to the documnet library where you published the template, ...

 Thanks for all the responses, I also tried another solution  using a Calculated Value control for the "This is for sophomores only" and "This is for seniors only" text.  Once those are added to the form, just add formatting rules to them to hide the first one when PrincipalOfficeOption is not equal to ...

I created an InfoPath form on my computer and it is currently published to a SharePoint site.  How do I "transfer" ownership of the form to someone else?

I am trying to use the QueryDB web service with the query builder. I was able to use this on the default server and database. I would like to use the web service on a different sql server and database. I have added the following custom server and CMFCU database to the ...

Thanks Anson. While researching this issue further I came across some Powershell script developed for printing purpose. I am hopeful that I can use Powershell to automate this process of opening and saving form atleast.

Hello, I am sorry if this has already been asked but I can't find the answer anywhere! I have a list in Sharepoint of car users, this information is used to populate the infopath forms.  Forms are then submitted into a Sharepoint library. I have two workflows which run on the list to ensure that the drivers' licence information is ...

Hi, I'm designing a DIP form for Word 2007, using Infopath 2007. I've got 2 drop-down list boxes (Category, Product) connected to Sharepoint list. Properties of 'Category' Entries: /dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:CategoryRelationList Value: @ID Display name: @Category Properties of 'Product' Entries: ...

Sure, there are various options to accomplish this. I'm attaching a sample form. Hope it helps.