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Go into properties of your repeating table.
Go to display tab
Conditional formatting and play with it a bit.
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If it is happening with lots of clients then I would look to SharePoint or maybe something in Windows/office if you use a common build image.
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I am not sure the syntax but I would just reference it like opening a webpage in a seperate window.
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Hey Tom.
You have to think of this a bit different.
You have loaded the data in your form so you need conditional formating on your repeating table that hides everything but what matches the search terms.
So maybe ID != searcID field hide
Obviously this is not real efficient if you have lots of records since thay all must be loaded and ...
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I do not think it does, but there is one way to find out... :)
I think if you have a folder with write permissions that would be what you would need but I am not sure the specifics. I would think those could be found on Microsoft's site.
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Typically there are two components for workflow.
The form user and the form state.
If you can get both of these you have what you need to perform the logic in the form.
So ID the user and in Open Rules check the form state and based on this switch to the approver view or not.
The approver view has everything read-only except the workflow ...
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You have to use code to submit to a file share.
I would look at setting up IIS or a some other simple webserver. Then you can submit via http to your network share.
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Hi Edward.
In InfoPath 2007 you actually have a new function called adddays, if that is all you need. Otherwise you still must use DateDiff if you want to calculate the time between dates, etc.
Searchign on datediff will give you some examples and script code.
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It would not be an issue to publish the template to your website but probably simpler to use SharePoint.
Link to the template.xsn in SharePoint to open a new form or a link to the xxxx.xml file in the library and windows will open that xml document in InfoPath on the client's machine.
If you need a way to display available files, you ...
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If you just want to trigger InfoPath then all you would need is a hyperlink to the document or template.
I am guessing though you want to not have to depend on InfoPath as a client and host the XML yourself.
IPFS in MOSS 2007 gives you this ability. If you are going to try and do it your self you would have to start from scratch and ...