InfoPath Dev

Hi Patrick, Thanks for the reply. Can I have a code associated with the XTP? The reusable part of my template also has some code to pre-populate user information and was wondering if it can be saved with the template? thanks, khurram

It sounds like retailers and products are related, correct? Wouldn't you want to nest your Product info repeating group inside your Retailer info group, more like:Main Retailer_Info (repeating group)Customer NameCustomer Refetc.....Product_Info (repeating group)Product NameProduct NumberQuantityetc....

  I filled out my form and submit it. It creates a record in SharePoint List with blank data.  Any suggestion for me to troubleshoot it?  Thank you   Michael

 Thanks for responding. I need to actually look up the user information for 4 users in the form. The form is a 24 hour checklist where each shift would open it for their 8 hours, mark if their tasks are in failed/success and then save the form for the next shift to take over.  The last step is a supervisor opens the form, validates what ...

I created several forms for use by my company using InfoPath 2003 and hosting them on a SharePoint 2007 site.  Instead of connecting them as a content type or having particular form libraries for each form, they were saved to the Shared Documents folder and accessed by links.  This system worked fine, until recently I was given a new ...

 After fighting with the form for half the night, a much simpler solution tapped me mentally on the shoulder.  Get rid of the Choice Group altogether and just use Optional Sections.  These work exactly as I wanted.  Doh!   I'm might be dumb, but I ain't stupid...  : )

I think it could be confusing for users to have the time change right from under them in one field.  Perhaps it would be easier and less confusing to have the time with tenths of minutes in a separate field and show them both, making the calculated one read-only?  Your description of the problem is rather confusing.  You want to ...

The reason I need to change the view is due to conditional formatting.  (If private, hide this field).  The problem is when I click on the form; it forces me to open using the InfoPath application.  I want this form to only open in browser mode.  How can I change this to ensure when opening form it is in browser mode ...

I wonder if someone here can help me.  I have a wonderfully working Infopath form until I upgraded my Office to 2010. Essentially I've created buttons that send e-mails out. Here is an example of the code:  ' Create a new MailItem.Dim oMsg As Outlook._MailItem oMsg = ...

Could someone tell me how to get the number of the day in the year (not the month) using xslt. i cannot use code behind. So if passed February 1 the transform would return 32 Any ideas? Can this be done without code behind?