InfoPath Dev

Hello,  If you query for these documents in the Documents tab of DAT, is the Name field blank there as well?

Have you ensured that you are actually saving the files with utf-8 encoding?

Hi All, I have a browser enabled form that is based on a web service and uses that web service to connect to a SQL database. The form is publised to Sharepoint and can be filled in by our users there, and when submitted the form is submitted to the Database and also to Sharepoint, but all the data is pulled from the database by the forms ...

Actually I got this all figured out, thanks so much for the support.  I've still got the headache of trying to figure out how to auto-create folders of submitters.  I'm trying to figure out how, when a user from a certain department submits a request, and if the department folder doesn't exist and the user folder doesn't ...

Thanks for replying,  Sadly they need to have the entire form emailed them as they have to authorise the ordering of the equipment.  any other ideas? although the one you have suggested will work for another of my projects thanks!

Well, I thought of that, Ernesto - and I actually re-did the mapping... but it did not repair the problem... I am not mapping to Sharepoint, but to the DAT.  The documents are viewed in Sharepoint via a data view web part. So my question is, why would this happen to only about 6 forms or so out of 50 edited?  Most of the forms ...

Hello All, until now, I wrote xml-files in the text-editor and saved them as .XML. Then I connected the .XML-File to my InfoPath 2003 form. Everything worked fine. But now, everytime I want to connect the XML-File to a new form I receive the message that the textual content conatins an invalid character. I know that the invalid characters ...

Someone who is not using InfoPath will never get exactly what you see in InfoPath. Sadly, email clients distort the view, each in their own way, some more and some less. One recommendation is to create two sections: one for filling out the form and one for sending email. These two sections are controlled by the value of a boolean field. ...

Does it need to "pop up"? The simplest way to do what you describe is to have a section, which is hidden by default. This sections holds the additional questions the user will need to answer if Sick Leave is selected. Then when Sick Leave is selected, the conditional formatting displays the section, and thus the additional questions.

What about nested tables? If you open the XSN in design mode and run the design checker, does it point to the areas that are making your form browser-incompatible?