InfoPath Dev

Okay than I think the easiest would be that you take your password protection away from the access database. You may want to have a look here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823913 

put a third field colC into your repeating table. use this function to get the value for colA * colB: number(colA) * number (colB). then on the field you wanna have the sum use sum(number(colC)). does this work ?

Do the other users have at least read permission to the path where the mdb file is located ?

hi i would use two fields and a dummy variable for that. The initial date I would get in the OnLoad event of the document like this: function XDocument::OnLoad(eventObj) { var dummy = 0; var date = new Date(); if(dummy == 0) { XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("my:myFields/my:newDate").text = date.toDateString(); dummy++; } } Then in the ...

Hi Cathy, to answer you question. Nowhere :) . As you have maybe seen already you don't even have the possiblity under the file menue to select save or save as when you are in preview mode. But on the other side yes you are right. it is getting stored as a .xml file and all information is stored in the xml. where it will be stored depends ...

hi cathy, i wouldn't use code to upload only the attachments to sharepoint but the complete infopath form including the attachment. i think that will be the easier way as infopath is quite easy to connect to sharepoint. first run your data connection wizard to create a new secondary datasource and point to your sharepoint ...

I am not sure if you will find anything here but I am pretty sure you will if you just google it. May be this site will already help you out http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/klaus_salchner@hotmail.com/SharePointWS11152005045049AM/SharePointWS.aspx 

true. that's also a really good way. it's actually what agni proposed just using this nice wizard instead of opening the template.xml and modify it manually. glad you found a solution.

good one. that´s the better and easier way.

thx for the flowers. glad i could help.