InfoPath Dev

Thanks, I'll give it a try tomorrow.

I’m used to publishing infopath forms as web browser forms rather than thick clients that open up when you click the “new” button on a document library. Right now I’ve published my infopath form to a document library and when I click the “new” button in the document library the form opens up for me to fill out, but when I submit to the library I ...

There is an InfoPath app on SharePoint built in InfoPath 2007.  I have InfoPath 2010 and need to update the form, however, I don't have the form template. So I open a form from the SharePoint Library and save it to my computer, but I can't design it with InfoPath 2010. In 2007 you used to be able to right click a form and select ...

 

According to this old article, for an older version of SharePoint, there was a limit of 2,000 forms in a document library. It doesn't say anything about a forms library. I presume these limitations do not exist in SharePoint 2007?   http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc261832(office.12).aspx

I believe you can. From what it sounds like, your form has a drop down box, which when value X in said drop down box is selected, you want a text box in the form to populate with a corresponding email address based on the selection of value X in drop down menu.  If this is what you are trying to accomplish, this is rather simple to do, I did ...

I have published web based InfoPath forms to Document Libraries as well as Forms Libraries in SharePoint and have not seen any difference in performance. Does it really matter which you publish your forms to?

I need to change the field name on one textbox for a browser enabled form. I have 200+ forms that have been submitted, so I can't lose any data, I still need the old forms to work. Will changing the field name cause me to lose data?

Nevermind.

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