InfoPath Dev

Ok great thank you for your help with this Would it be possible for me to send you the InfoPath form along with the required log in details for my SharePoint site (trail version Microsoft online services) would you or your colleagues be able to publish it to the site and configure it to open in InfoPath (users with InfoPath software) ...

Can you try adding a rule in your dropdown that sets your Results field with a value like ../my:ThresholdA * xdXDocument:GetDOM("Thresholds")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Low (where ThresholdA is your text field for entering "A" thresholds), add a condition if Modifier = "Low". Then ...

 Hi Jo-Anne,  There's no relationship between the numbers the user enters - e.g. they could enter 10 for Threshold A,B and C and select Low for each  Thanks

Hi dw999, May I ask how do you identify if a number entered belongs to Threshold A, B, or C? For example, does 1-10 belongs to A? And what's greater than 10 belongs to B and so on..?

I use Infopath 2007 with c# code. I need to get a URI (if xml is opened from web) or filepath (if xml is opened from the harddrive) of the currently opened xml infopath document. How can I do that? I need a URI to find out whether xml file were opened from the filesystem or from the web, so my code can act dirfferently depending on that.

Hi George, In your form library, did you change the settings to open the form template in the browser instead of client? Also, since those staff accessing this form are running Office 2007, why don't you try saving your form as InfoPath 2007 Web Browser Form Template or InfoPath 2007 Filler Form template and then re-publish it to your site?

Can we use code to do it? Do you think that solution would work?

I'm new. I've created a form in InfoPath 2010 that needs to be accessed by staff who don't have Office 2010. Currently they have Office 2007. I've published the form to a Forms Library and made sure that it was browser-enabled. When I try to access from my Office 2007 environment I get the error: InfoPath can't create a ...

Sadly, you'd need to start again with a new mapping - we can manually add to the existing mapping if you know the internal names of your SharePoint list columns, but most people have a little trouble figuring those out (especially if your column names have spaces or special characters). It may be simplest to just recreate the mapping.