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Hi, you can insert an image if you choose the ''reply with quote'' option. It then brings up more menu options where you can insert an image.
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Can you describe the errors that you are getting? Screenshots and the actual full text of the error messages would be helpful.
Right off the bat though, if you are using digitally signed forms have you done all the certificate setup necessary to use digital signing:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP010967151033.aspx
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r66,
It sounds like you have many drop down selection boxes in your form that all should have the same options populated in them. Rather than typing them in manually you want to connect this to a data source.
If this data is static and not changing that often then the fastest and easiest way to do this is to make an xml resource file and add it ...
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Hi Basescu,
I would also try navigating to the .asmx page of the web service in a browser on a computer in the same domain as the SharePoint site that you have published the form to. If you can't get to the .asmx page from there then InfoPath is probably going to have issues as well.
It could be a permissions issue of some kind.
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Susanna,
Can you describe the workflow here a little bit more? Sounds like you have an InfoPath browser form, the user submits the form via email and then the recipient submits that to a db?
Is that right or do I have it all wrong?
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Hi Monte Cristo,
What sort of field is the text you want to hide? Is it an actual text field or an expression box?
Any reason you can't use conditional formatting on the text you want to hide based upon the other conditional formatting you mention?
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Kalyan's idea is a good one as is Clay's about having read only sections of the live sections and then flipping between the ''read only'' section and the live section depending upon conditions. And if you are using InfoPath 2007 you do have the option of making entire views read only. However, it's not backwards compatible with 2003 users, they ...
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Hi edove,
What version of SharePoint are you publishing too? Sounds like 2007 since you mention the content type. Also, what version of InfoPath?
Ted
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Hi Susanna,
I just don't think you will find SharePoint an easy solution to manage what you want to accomplish.
One of the reasons we have been developing our own solution (DBXL) is to address the shortcomings of SharePoint for situations similar to yours. I think you might find that submitting your form to a SQL DB is going to allow you much ...
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rpowell4600 & homeguard,
Here is a good document from the Microsoft Office Online that discusses how to use one button to submit to multiple locations at the same time:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HA012073751033.aspx
Hope that helps
Ted