InfoPath Dev

Hi, Here is the selectSingleNode statement producing an error ("Object required") XDocument.UI.Alert(XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:BC_Verification[@BC_ID = my:myFields/my:user]/@Name").text); Where 'dfs' and 'd' are the namespaces of the secondary data source, and ...

Question, you say the manager's email is coming from the request form right?  If that's the case, can't you just create a single email and set the to: field to a workflow look up, then pick the field where the manager's email address is stored?

Hi, I have the exact same problem...for me it's very interesting, all my libraries work perfectly (about 40 of them) except one.  The fix for me was setting the pause to 10 minutes, not one.  Once I did that, I got no more errors on all but one of my libraries.  For some strange and not so wonderful reason, the last one still ...

So shouldn't this work, if I am submitting a value of not zero the first time it is submitted ?  [my:Total != 0 and my:PullID != ''] Because it is not working.  It won't submit anything.  I figured I could do it this way, because when an item is edited, and possibly zeroed out, it would still submit because the ...

For the height of the sections (and any tables that you use) type Auto under the height instead of a direct size.  Infopath will modify the size of the section/table, based on what you have in the form.   For example, when this is done, and you say have a radio button that will hide/unhide sections, if you set the section height ...

Thank you for the response DerekB. using this post: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/14951/69079.aspx#69079 I was able to get it to work the way I wanted:) Ynygma

After the submit portion of your button rules completes, add another rule to show a dialog box.  You can add custom text there.  

Hi, I think it may be a little trickier than that... What you need to do is remove the CC validation field.  Then on your submit rules use something like this rule 1 If <checkbox1> is blank and If <checkbox2> is blank and If <checkbox3> is blank ect... actions: Show dialog message: You must at least select 1 ...

Eureka!  (which is also a great show on scfi;)   Anyway, thank you thank you! I went about it a little different but you spurred the idea for me with the chkCount hidden field.  What I did different was to due my validation on the Submit button to check to see if chkCount > 0 and that worked perfectly:)  Thank you, Ynygma

All distribution lists have email addresses attached to them (as long as the distribution lists are in your Global Address List (not stored locally).    You can find this by going into your GAL from Outlook and viewing the distribution list.  There you will find an email address tab.  Use the SMTP address in your form.