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Hello and thanks again. I added those lines and still did the same. It didn't change view until after the 2 dialog boxes.
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The code I gave you is C#. I don't know vb.net, but i think i know what the problem might be...
if objDefaultView = false Then
XDocument.ViewInfos("Main").IsDefault = true
XDocument.ViewInfos("Reminder").IsDefault = false // Add this line
else
...
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Ok for your automatic email, you can disable it in the task list. To do so, go to the task list settings, click advanced settings and select "No" at the "E-mail Notification" question. Now the task won't send any email when a new task is added.
But you want the "assigned to" person to know that there is a task ...
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Thank you mgarant.
I tried this too but I'm getting an error message regarding 'e'...I think this code is for Jscript/infopath 2007? We are still using Infopath 2003 (sorry I forgot to mention in my original post). However, using this example I found something for infopath 2003 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826997) but the example ...
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Thank you Hilary for the suggestions. This gave me an idea for another project. But for the one I'm working on, the section appeared after I confirmed the 2 dialog boxes.
When I click the 'submit' button, it does the following:
1) submit the data from the form onto a list on SharePoint
2) ...
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Thanks Patrick, that's something that they don't tell you in the books. I'd already released a new schema with a required field on when you replied but I've now managed to get it all back up and running again. Because the relink documents function was broken for the new schema I had to programmatically move the forms to a new ...
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So to get rid of the automatic email, I should use something other than "Assign Task" to make the task?
Right now I'm using the "Collect Data From User" action to get approval information. I have two radio buttons with "approve" and "reject" and a comments field. The reviewer fills this out before ...
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The one thing I've seen in common with the errors is that they all refer to an exception in the code -- so it would seem there is something in your code that causes an exception when it runs in the browser but not in the client.
I know that probably sounds obvious -- and the question is obviously "But WHAT is causing the ...