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I was able to recreate using your example.  I also noticed that I was doing something wrong.  Instead of filtering on the contact selector where notify = true, I was typing it in.  This is the formula I used and everything seems to be working fine except for one thing. I designed the form in InfoPath 2007 and had to run a repair on ...

Is there any way to prevent InfoPath 2007 from embedding an active view of the InfoPath form in an email when submitting the form as an email attachment? Our form was created as InfoPath 2003. but the users completing the form will be using InfoPath 2003, 2007, and 2010. We're emailing the form to our Service Desk application, and the ...

Hilary Stoupa already answered this question when you answered it here: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/20167/69921.aspx#69921 Data connections, submit options, etc. belong to the template, not the individual views.  If you want to have different submit behaviors for different views, you can turn off the submit options, put buttons in ...

Hey Karsten Brocksieper ,                                        Thank you so much for you reply!!

I cannot submit individual views - it always submits the default one. One view gets called from the default view. When I click submit it always submits the default one With a view, in the form submit options, when you turn off the submit it sets this for all views. Is it possible to set it for the view you are currently setting only?

Please help me. I have a database in SQL Server 2008 R2, called LU_Employee. It has a primary key column (int), a column for name (varchar) and a column for surname (varchar). I want to be able to have a combo box in an InfoPath form, where the employee surnames in the LU_Employee table is the selection. Could someone please, in detail, explain ...

I have created a browser enabled InfoPath 2010 form which submits to a SP list and submit an e-mail with a copy of the form to the e-mail selected in the form. Now I want to include a link in the form or the mail so the user directly from the e-mail client can click this link and open the form. I have searched different fourms and ...

 Hi- Is this question still blocking you? I see that the original post was edited to say: Edit - my original post is moot, since anonymous access breaks one of my other forms.  

Just a quick update to this thread: we have fixed this in the AD Standalone tool and will be fixing it in DBXL. Thanks for reporting this!

You should probably switch to detecting the user's alias, and then have conditional formatting based on that alias. Microsoft has articles on User Roles and that's another option. I don't think you can apply conditional formatting based on the email address, unfortunately.