InfoPath Dev

Sorry for the late reply. I was pulled into doing something else. On this project, I ended up displaying another view before the user clicks the submit button. It works but not exactly what I wanted to do in the first place. Here is the OnClick function: Sub SubmitID_OnClick(eventObj)  On Error Resume Next  Dim objOutlook  Dim ...

Thanks Jimmy. That works. I removed it from every date and integer controls. ^^

Hi Debby, You will need to generate the GUID via code. Our qRules product already has a command that will allow you to generate a GUID through a rule in InfoPath.  qRules is code but you don't need to know code to call the command via a rule.  You might find this faster and easier to do that writing your own code to do ...

Hi Pinback, Our qRules product does this via code and it is using owssrv queries. We do offer a free trial of qRules, it might be faster to use what have already built than writing your own code. Ted

Hi Dean, My biggest frustration has been trying to find menu items that I am used to finding in 2007.  Some I can't even find! Did you see this Excel workbook though that is a mapping from the old menu item to the new Ribbon ...

I have built a form in Infopath 2007 that I need to capture a unique field GUID so that I can capture the response and update a list item ... Can anyone offer suggestions on how to do this?  I appreciate any and all help! Drop dead date is Monday 9:00 am. Thanks!   

Hi all, I have built a form with 6 views. The form is set up to email diffent users as to approve and email to to next person for approver.  I set up user roles and and load options.  Currently when view one is opended and the form users submits and emails the form to the second user (view 2) it gets emailed fine.  Once the second ...

Hello, I looked for a relatively easy solution to this in the forum but came up empty... I am looking for a fairly straight-forward way, via code, to create a connection to a SharePoint List and then filter based on my criteria (InfoPath 2007). I tried: AdoQueryConnection = only works with Access and SQL Server ...

 I'm submitting via rules to a SharePoint form library. The validation in places states that if a certain text box is greater than a certain value, then the data is invalid. The rule logic works, it will prompt will the data is incorrect and show the dashed border, but doesn't stop the submit. I think as a workaround I am just going ...

Are you submitting via rules? Or just a standard submit? Submitting to SharePoint? Email? Submitting via code? What is the validation in place? Generally, an InfoPath form WON'T submit with validation errors, so you are right that this should be straightforward, which is why a bit more detail might help....