InfoPath Dev

 Awesome, Thanks a lot for the link!

Thanks Hilary.  I actually tried the 2007 checker and it said nothing was wrong.  I was able to make a change that seems to be sticking.  I have my fingers crossed.  Thanks.

If you are passing in values as parameters to your IP form, the IP form will need some onload code to take the data from those params and put it in the appropriate fields. Here is an InfoPath Team blog post on using input parameters with InfoPath.

You should take a look at the form's resource files (Tools / Resource Files). The HTML file is specified as a custom task pane. As to the blog post -- I don't believe the Context Changed event requires full trust. Try running their sample with domain trust. Are you using IP 2003 or IP 2007? The IPDev sample is suitable for 2003, the blog ...

 I'm guessing I would have to write some OnLoad event?

Hilary: I just saw the blog post that describes more about the process. Thx.  I will pursue that.  It looks like alot of work involved to create and deploy a fully trusted form.  Is it just a click in the Tools-->Forms-->Options?

When you publish to a SharePoint library, you are given the chance to select fields that you want to promote. This Office Online article describes how to publish to SharePoint. Step 8 describes adding fields as columns.

Hello, What is the best agreed upon coded approach to allow users to not only submit a browser-enabled InfoPath form to a form library in SP, but also then after the form is submitted, restrict them to only view and edit their own forms, rather than everybody's forms as the 'Contribute' permissions allow? Thanks ...

Hello, What is the best agreed upon coded approach to allow users to not only submit a browser-enabled InfoPath form to a form library in SP, but also then after the form is submitted, restrict them to only view and edit their own forms, rather than everybody's forms as the 'Contribute' permissions allow? Thanks in ...

Hilary, got it opened. Thx.  This looks really good for what I'm trying to do.  Here is what it says by way of guidelines: Use an HTML task pane to display dynamic, rich (HTML) help. Dynamically update help as focus field changes in form. Use a polling loop to get current focus field with GetContextNodes method. ...