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Hello, How do I seperate values when setting up a condition that if field1 matches John Doe, Jane Doe, Bob Doe then sends an email?   I don't want to do it where there is a unique condition for each one( if field1 matches John Doe OR field1 matches Jane Doe OR field 1 matches Bob Doe)  Also, is there a way to connect the ...

Damn...in that case it has to be...There may be some workaround to this in the Central Administration Tool.

Ohhhh...do the external users have add permissions for that document library that the button is submitting to? I had the same issue with users and discovered that it was because they did not have the permissions needed to submit to the data to the document library. With your internal users you probably have them in a group that has the ...

"An editing action referred to a field or control that cannot be found in the current view"   That is your problem right there. Can you write out what the rule looks like?

Try making the above changes and publishing again and see if it makes a difference.

You can do the same thing in the browser standard button control. I would try that and see if it makes a difference. In your form in design mode go to Tools > Form Options > Category: Browser. Check the Submit box and click ok.   Now go to Tools > Submit Options and write the same rules you did for the button you added to ...

Did you add a button control to the form or are you using the submit button that is automatically displayed at the top and bottom of the page on the left side? I have  had similar issues and resolved it by using the built in web form submit button rather than adding a button control to the form.

Thanks Patrick. Looks like unless someone else has a solution for this, I am stucking having to edit the files. Arghh...   Oh, and we are an all windows shop. No external users. I have about 150 users.

No, I don't believe it precludes you from using rules to submit to a DB and email, and running code. In Tools, Submit Options, rather than selecting a data connection for the submit from the drop down menu, click the radio button that says perform custom actions using rules then click teh rules button to the right of it. Create a rule to ...

I would rather not use third party tools suchs as iespell, etc. as seen here due to licensing issues $$: http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/10/16/browser-forms-with-spell-check.aspx I would also rather not have to heavily code a solution as seen here: ...