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Hi Pankaj,
The only option is to make your form Full Trust and intercept the On Print event by writing some code. You *can* do this, but requires Full Trust which will increase deployment cost.
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Hi Dan and welcome,
Yes, you can write some code to get the return value and display that, or you can do something clever and use a Retrieve Data Connection to submit part of the data. The retrieve data connection would be called first and it would give you a unique "handle" to the data. Then, use this handle to do the submit. Finally, ...
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IP doesn't remember or care what view you were in when you saved it. It always opens to the default view unless you tell it otherwise. You tell it otherwise by setting rules in Tools > Form Options > Open and Save > Rules. This will execute rules upon the form opening, and one of the actions is to switch view, which ...
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I would avoid folders and instead use metadata with grouping to separate pending and completed. This allows you to have them all in one place but still logically separated.
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[quote user="warrtalon"]Humor me by viewing my blog entry on this topic: Auto-Numbering InfoPath Forms. See if there is anything other than what you are doing that may bring things to light. If not, feel free to attach your XSN so that we can peruse the logic.[/quote]
That is some good information there. I'll ...
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You can do all sorts of things, but we need the exact details to figure it out or help you figure it out.
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Pasting my same answer from MSDN:
Not easily as you can't natively populate lists with SharePoint data, but there are some possible alternatives:
Create a workflow (as simple as using SPD, but you can build in VS if you want) that triggers upon form submission and creates list items in each of those lists with the relevant data from ...
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that makes sense now that you explain what was happening, but what is the overall situation? I thought the problem was that your view was not showing all data, and that the form was relying on a function that requires seeing all data. Are you still only seeing 12 items in the form?
Humor me by viewing my blog entry on this ...
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Ok, so a few things to note. WSS 3.0 is free software, so you don't need licenses for it, but you would still need whatever licensing is best for the SQL server being used for SharePoint. As for your forms, they won't actually be going to the database the way you may normally expect. They would go to the SharePoint form ...
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InfoPath 2007 and Outlook 2007?