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yes correct in preview its working fine. when i published its not woking. thats my problem
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No, I'm sorry, but for your SQL Query to use form information, you'll need to add code to modify the query.....
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Hi -- you aren't switching views imediately prior to your email action, are you? That will send blank emails....
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There is a wonderful tutorial here that may help you. Take a look, see if it doesn what you need....
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Hi:
I don't see a way to do this using out of the box InfoPath functionality. I did, however, have luck using code -- I put the hyperlink control in a section (used only for that control) and then used the Context Change event to set another field that I based conditional formatting of the submit button on. This sample is in C# for IP 2003.To ...
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Can you create a link using a formula? You could add a field to hold the link, and when they select the CR number, your rule could populate it as well with the URL to the form library concatenated with "/FormName.xml". Then you could bind this field to a hyperlink control....
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Hi, Ian:
What version of InfoPath are you using? 2003 or 2007? Is the built in email submit insufficient for what you need to do? What do you mean by send the form 'as is' without the control boxes, etc -- you just want to send the data?
For our internal forms, sometimes we create a section that we use for an email view -- with the ...
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Do you mean it works in preview but not when published? Or in IP client but not as a browser form?
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Am a newbie at C# behing InfoPath07 forms. Am doing simple things like MsgBox of various fields. I can't get the following to work because I cannot figure out how to get the current form (document) as an object.
thisXdocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(xpath blah.....blah).value
The example I am following gets thisXdocument from _Startup method. ...
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I have an InfoPath 2007 form populating from a SQL statement with formcode from VS.NET 2008. Everything works great except, I have textbox that I need to keep spaces in, i.e. my SQL delivers the value "Jessie Smith" (and I ...