InfoPath Dev

Ted, I added all the fields in my form in the process of publishing it, which I'm guessing is the property propotion you're mentioning? The problem is, I don't know where they're supposed to be showing up in SharePoint and if that's the same place that the form data is submitted to. Sorry for all the noobie questions, it's ...

Sorry about that I have more questions. I setup a new view that contains just portion of the default view. I add a rule to switch to the new view before I use a data connection to send email. In the database connection, I select "Send only the active view of the form and no attachment" option. I except the new view should ...

Hi Dave, Check out the feature in InfoPath called "Property Promotion".  This is what exposes your fields from the form in SharePoint, I think perhaps you are missing that?  By default when you Publish to SharePoint none of the fields in your form will be sent to SharePoint for the views, you have to manually add the fields ...

This site has been a tremendous boon to me. I am hoping that it can come through one more time on a specific issue. I have am using an Access database because I cannot put up a SQL database for several reasons, not the least of which is that some places where data will be collected will not have Internet access. So, I am putting the InfoPath ...

Ted, I downloaded qRules and will check it out tonight to see if it can assist me. (I'm sure I will have questions if it can..) When you mention a special view of the fields I want users to see, are you referring to fields that are part of my form? I see how I can create a view, but it doesn't look like it will contains fields from my ...

i don't mind writing a bit of code...got some sort of jumping off point?  i have only seen items using 2003 object model.  i am using 2007

As I understand, in my sharepoint form library, when I want to display only the form items modified by the user I can use the [Me] filter for "Modified By" but it returns only the last person to modify the item.  Does anyone know of a way to show all of the items a user has modified, regardless of whether they were last to modify it ...

I cannot find this documented anywhere.  In Infopath 2003 we used e.returnstatus=true.  What do we use in Infopath 2007?

thanks!  i figured it had to be something simple.  i got it to work on another form and i'll pass it to our guy to implement it.

Hi Dave, You could use the InfoPath library you publish the form to to handle this.  You can create a special view of just the fileds you want users to see and always direct them to that view.  If you want to push this data to a DIFFERENT SharePoint list you could use our qRules product to accomplish this - one of the functions is a ...