InfoPath Dev

Download Test .xsn here:  Apostrophe Test PAW

Not via query parameters to my knowledge.

Jimmy, I made a little test InfoPath Form that duplicates the problem.  These values come in by Default from SharePoint.  Used one as a text field, another as a rich text field.  PAW  

How about closing browser or tab when closing the form?  Can that be accomplished?

Hey, Chris: Thanks for posting the solution to help others. Just to re-iterate -- if a browser form is opened from a link, you can set the page the user is returned to on close by setting the Source parameter. Per MSDN: Source The location to which the user will be redirected when the form is closed. The URL must be in the same ...

Bump to see if anyone has ever figured a way to do this.

Issue Fixed!!! Once you complete your form, and to redirect to the “home” page, this is what I needed to do: ...

I guess I should test all available options before posting here.  Instead of having an additional step for the notification email, I just made it part of the previous step.  I added an action before the email - "Wait for [checkbox] to equal Yes".   Then send the email.  Now it only sends one email.  ...

I have a custom workflow I set up that kicks off based on values of hidden checkboxes in the form. Once the check box is set (true/yes), the next step of the workflow starts.  The workflow is set to start when an item is created or changed.  So the last step is to send an email to the employee when the last checkbox is checked.  ...

Jim,  That was the issue, thanks very much for the help.