InfoPath Dev

Great...thx Jimmy for the explanation!  Big help for me.

It uses a trick that in a multiplication expression, (../my:field1 = "false") will be treated as the value 1 when my:field1 is false, and 0 otherwise.  This is then multiplied by 5000, so it boils down to this: field1 is not false: substring("Field 1 is checked ", 0) field1 is false: substring("Field 1 is ...

Very interesting.  Thanks! Looking at the alternative approach you provided that uses Boolean fields, I have a question about the formula in the second field copied below:                 substring("Field 1 is checked ", 5000 * (../my:field1 = ...

I have an info path form uploaded to my HR SharePoint site.  I need to have my users be able to submit the form using a custom submit button with rules attached to it.  I set the form up and when I publish the form to Share Point, its of course enabled to be viewed in a web browser.  When I am in sharepoint and click on edit form in ...

Is your form browser compatible? I found that "SelectText" was not available for browser forms but is for client forms....

edit: sorry please ignore my original comment.  This looks fine to me. perhaps add another email onto both those parts to email you with a little debug (different for each part)   is it possible there is an email going to the manager accidentally in the RVP Email address or in another step (ie IT director approval step) ...

Hi Gerry (and Edin), Probably a bit late, but I hope you read this - I had the same problem and found the solution in saving the file not to C:\\, but to a sub directory. Where "C:\\demo.xml" didn't work, "C:\\demo\\demo.xml" (for C# demo\\demo.xml - two back slashes) works fine! Good luck, BartH

Hello all, I have an interesting issue with opening attachments that are included in browser enabled forms.  The files have been added as 2007 excel documents with the xlsx file type.  When the attachment is opened from a browser enabled form it tries to open as a zip file.  It also tries to save as zip archive when you try to ...

I have a problem with browser-based InfoPath and our SharePoint workflow... I would like to create an InfoPath Taskform that gives the users the possiblity to select optional workflow members. What I mean is sometimes the workflow doesn't need to go through all office functions. However, if the form is ...

here is a picture of my workflow. all the emails are correct, sending emails based on info we've entered into fields in infopath.