InfoPath Dev

this.Application.ActiveWindow.Close(); will close the window (as well as the form) where this.Application.Quit();  might have security issues,

Because the user information is loaded in the sharepoint site context and its from there that i want to retrieve it. Also we are using commerce server profiles.

Hi, I am trying to validate a form using rules in infopath 2010. For example if I have a required field I add a rule "Is blank" and then change formatting to bad. It works fine except the validation is performed as soon as the form is loaded, even before the user has submitted the form by clicking on a button. Am I missing something? ...

somehow I wasn't getting all the microsoft.office.infopath methods, re-added the reference and now I have what I need, thanks

Hi: When you walk through the data connection wizard and you connect to a SQL table, there is a button you can click to see the SQL that InfoPath is generating. Copy that out to a text editor so you can refer to it. My hunch is that since you are appending your "WHERE" clause to the end of the existing SQL command, your new command has ...

 I put the DB on the same server as sharepoint. When I put the form into MSS it doesn't connect to the DB so, I tried to re-design the form in MSS and re-do the data connections and it won't allow any changes to the "Main" connection - everything is greyed out. I could connect the secondary data connections for the drop ...

  Sounds too easy .. I'll give it a shot Thank you!!!!

Hey, thanks for getting back, you can check it out here http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2006/05/19/602271.aspx it's the first link on the page. Please let me know if I'm missing something in terms of what I am or am not able to do. Thanks Bobby g

If the form is opening from SharePoint but pulling data from Access DB, make sure that the servers belong to the same domain.

Easy. Add a condition on your submit button so that it only submits if a field in the form is in a certain state.