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Okay, so you may be able to add code to do this. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.timezone.currenttimezone(v=vs.110).aspx has a console sample for getting a user's time zone that might get you pointed in the right direction....
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Filler form. Our business disabled form services on our hosted sharepoints...so we're stuck with filler.
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My guess is that nothing currently exists that does this. You may be able to create your own web service for it, or perhaps you could add a linked SQL server and use a SQL data connection to get the data.
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No replies after 2 weeks, oh well.
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You can attach a screenshot under the Options tab in a reply. If all else fails, use IE :-) You can also just attach your template and I'd be happy to take a look.
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Thanks for posting this! I think you could have also used substring-after to get just the user email info.... and I'm wondering if the third eval is necessary or if this could have been done w/ a formula inside the concat?
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Is this a browser or a filler form?
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Thanks for the response, Hilary. How complex would the code be to do either of those? And, since InfoPath just loves to be finicky, how high is the risk?
Jen
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I don't seem to have the ability to attach or embed a screen shot. But when I go into Form Options-->Web Browser, I have no options to check or uncheck Save, Save As, or anything else. Just a checkbox to Show InfoPath commands in Ribbon or toolbar. What am I doing wrong? I have a form with repeating table, posting the repeating values ...
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I recently needed to have a form send emails to multiple users selected from the people picker tool. The first issue I had was the accounted had lots of unwanted and unhelpful text within i.e i:0#.w|domain\MUDID;
Doing some searching I found a code to strip out the unwanted bits and just leave the MUDID, semi colon separated, ...