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Thanks for the update - different views with a button to switch is a great idea!
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Can you run GetUserProfieByName again after setting the query field to the Manager? Wouldn't that get you the manager email?
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Hi - InfoPath is its own application and I don't believe you'll be able to do anything with the form that was downloaded using Word. Here's a download for InfoPath 2013 (for Office 365 subscribers). Maybe that will help? EDIT - forgot the link! http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48734
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Add a field to the form to contain the CC addresses (doesn't have to be on the form). Set up the email connection to use the field for the CC value. Add rules on your submit button (or use submit rules) to use conditions to set the value of the field as needed.
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Your screen shot is not showing. Can you attach it under the Options tab in a reply?
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What is the error you are getting? I just tried this with a form - used a field in the form for Cc, and as long as I had a "To" address, it worked as I anticipated. This was in Filler - are you having trouble in Filler or Browser?
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Wonderful suggestion! Thanks! In the past, I have modified the GUIDs in the form instead - save the form as source files, and in manifest.xsf you'll find the GUIDs for the promoted properties. I usually just replace the values when moving from DEV to PROD - but it is great to hear about other approaches.
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How odd. Can you save the XML locally (if it is on SharePoint or something) and then open it up in a text editor (I like NotePad ++ but plain old Notepad works as well) and just take a look for any weirdness?
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So - your data is in one list or two? Regardless, I'd use a dropdown for the device (maybe, unless there are a whole slew of them) so that the user doesn't accidentally get the device wrong (XML is case sensitive, so if I typed in "DEVICE A" that is not going to be the same thing as Device A). If you want, attach a copy of your ...
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Hi - use more than one data connection. One for just the customer name (and list ID) and then another with all the customer info. Set the data connection with just the customer name to sort by customer name. Set the data connection with all the customer info to not run when the form opens (if you want to minimize initial data load times) and then ...