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When you send the XML as an attachment, Outlook launches InfoPath inside of the message body. So you're seeing InfoPath running and you can fill out the form from Outlook.
When you send just the active view, the XML is converted to MHTML and buttons are stripped out since they won't work (no InfoPath business logic going on with plain ...
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Hi, can you confirm that on your drop down, the value point on your data not to the ID?
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Hi, you can save your form template as sources file, open your xsl view, with an editor and try to find your problem in the xsl file.
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Hi, have you tried to modify the date format, Right click on your texbox, properties, format, and select the needed format.
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Hi, I suppose you use infopath roles on your form and you switch view on load.
your user member of "submitter to database" is also member of the same group than the approver one?
You can check which roles your curent user have on the bottom right of your infopath form.
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If you select automatically set row height InfoPath will try to reduce the row size to the minimum. If you attach your form I can give you some advice about your white spaces.
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Hi Brian, you probably use C# or VB try
this.Close() or this.Application.Quit()
For VB replace this for me.
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hi, me again. I've been asking some question without getting help.
hope this one someone can help me with it
i have created a form with 3 views. what i'm trying to do is seperate the form in 3, for the user, approver and submitter to database. first the user open the form to fill it in. then the approver get the form so he can open the ...
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that code didn't work for me, maybe I'm missing a reference, using statement, or it isn't meant to work in infopath 2010?
I'll keep looking and fiddling