InfoPath Dev

No errors when attempting to open initially or after any modifications. If I make any change at all, the preview just hangs with a message at the lower left saying: Opening Form.... <--- Hangs right here

I've had a project going on forever that I thought was completed.  However, our HR lady has requested something that I am having a hard time accomplishing for her.  We have a repeating table that contains information for expenses such as Price, Expense Type, Item, Comments, Etc.  This repeating table is spaced out, and intended ...

Aaaah, now i get it, clever solution, make it a big number and look if it is bigger, smaller or equal to. So again Hilary and Jimmy a big thanks!

The oldest version of IP I have installed is IP 2007, SP 2, I'm afraid. In IP 2007, SP 2, I can use the following: set dataObj = XDocument.DataObjects("GetDatePlusDays").QueryAdapter With the name of my own data connection instead of "GetDatePlusDays", of course. Hopefully someone with IP 2003 SP 1 will be able to chime ...

 Perhaps this is the document mentioned above? http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/other_subjects/entry74141.aspx   

InfoPath allows you to create sections. Create one section where the user "fills out" the form. Create a second section which you can design, as desired, as your "email section". Then hide/display these sections as necessary to send the email. You can hide the "fill out" section and show only the "email ...

Thanks a million - Hilary. It seems it's working now. I might have to tweak a bit. In fact, I tried with "Data Source=db.accdb" alone. Now I have added the source file and apparently, it's working. Let me see more in it.  Thanks again for the valuable suggestions. Much appreciated. Ash

Hilary, In my world that does not work.  This works  set dataObj = XDocument.DataObjects("GetDatePlusDays") but  set dataObj = XDocument.DataObjects("GetDatePlusDays").QueryAdapter does not work.  I always get an error of "object does not supported property or method" I can see it in the ...

I do understand the difference between a relative and absolute path -- but as I said in my response, I don't know what the syntax would be for a relative path to a DB in InfoPath... The template uses relative paths to its resource files.... I wonder if you could add your DB as a resource file? Instead of having it in your folder with the ...

Hi Hilary, Thanks for your quick reply. Let me give you more details of the situation. I have an Access 2007 db in a network location accessible by the users. Say for example, both the InfoPath 2007 form and Access db are located in a folder called "temp" and the path is like "G:\CORR\form\temp". I found the complete path in ...