InfoPath Dev

This looks to be quite a challenge.  In general a media print css file will take care of this for a given webpage. I assume this will be published as a web form.  If you are also using XMLFormView, you can include the style in your aspx page or another web part on that page. Something like this. <link rel="stylesheet" ...

I went through that page in detail earlier.  It was very close. But I did arrive at a solution finally.  Sometimes I over think it. I created a new section in my Infopath Form and called it WholePage.  I then copied the entire form into this section. Then I created a new section and called it ThanksSection.  I entered some ...

 I was unable to make this work in any way at all.  There must be a way to accomplish this.  I did set a value of a field and then in the rules, close form is not an option. It only appears as an option for buttons.  The Close this form after submit is not working either.  I have this form showing within XMLFormView so ...

 Yes, that does make sense.  I will respond back when I have things working.  Thanks again for taking the time :-)

 I couldn't find a method to close the form.  This is a browser enabled form.

 Thanks for the response.  I will try that. 

Can you fire off multiple rules and also put code into the code behind in VSTA? I have 3 rules associated with a given button as it relates to fields on my form.   MakeTrue (sets a fields value), SubmitMe (Submit using Data Connection) and CloseOutForm (Close No Prompt).  CloseOutForm doesn't Stop Processing Rules.  I then ...

I assume that an external user fills in a form online and the data is sent to a back-end Database. You can query that database with InfoPath. If you're working with SQL Server or XML. Create a data connection:  Tools > Data Connections and add a data connection to the database that was filled by your external customer > Receive ...

Sky, that's quite an open ended question - but I will try to give you a few ideas.  You should first and foremost learn how to use the InfoPath tool itself before delving into the code-behind.  This is a good forum to gain some more detail.  Go pick up a book or find some tutorials by searching on Google.  If you plan to ...

This question may be a year old, but I thought I'd share my fix for these. I simply had to change those thick ugly red borders. Use the XMLFormView Web part when displaying your new web based Infopath form.  There are some great tutorials on this. I think this one's very good: ...