InfoPath Dev

I understand. I actually recently implemented something similar. I distilled my form to just show what you need. See attached. Though the response above is very good too. I think you'll have enough now to come up with a good solution. Good luck!

hi, i am working on task edit infopath form (with code behind). it works fine in msoffice n outlook mail on click of "edit this task" button. what i want is a custom email having these features. actually i am using itemmetadata web service to get details of task on the load of form so i am wondering if i can call that webservice ...

  It was a problem with the filter, it seems like the filter works weird in Infopath. The NombreConge[usera=Utilisateur] was good but the xpath of usera HAVE TO be ../@usera or it will not working. Ok now i receive all the field of my sharepoint list without problem, but it really hard to submit the new vacation number. The " how to ...

Hi there, I'd like to ask for some advice.  On my form there are several text boxes that calculate the variance of two other text boxes.  I've added the calculation's by going using a command button and rules and inserting the calculations that way.  When the command button is pressed, all of the calculations will be ...

Thanks for you reply, but this is not what i want.   What i need is to have a ddl conatining all the users in my active directory in InfoPath ... how can this be done ??   thaks

Hi ! I think you need the People Picker/Contact Selector? http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2007/02/28/using-the-contact-selector-control.aspx Susanne

Has anyone successfully written any multi threading code for Infopath 2007? Or am I missing something? Regards, Chan

Hi, And thanks for the informative reply. But if I want to view in Sharepoint the forms I have submitted to SQL database using Qdabra, what is the solution for that? Any other solutions than submitting the XML files to Sharepoint also? Valtteri

As usual, Clayton has excellent architectural advice. You don't need a Web Service to submit an InfoPath form via e-mail. You don't even need any code and using meta-data in your form to set the filename is also a good idea if you don't have access to SharePoint library IDs or SQL row IDs. Keep it simple!

Hi Ian, Sorry to hear you didn't get the InfoPath to Word thing working well. I don't understand why you would be using Access as a go-between for InfoPath and Word. That sounds strange to me. Here's a stupid question: are you sure InfoPath is the right tool for what you are trying to do? OK, back to reality. Now, just ...