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If it's not too much trouble to share it, could you attach a copy of the template.xml file from your extracted template source (use the Options tab when you reply)? That will allow me to see how your main data source is structured and figure out why it's not finding that field1.
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Sorry to bother you Jimmy but can you help?
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You can leave your fields not required, but place conditional formatting on your submit button to only display if all fields are filled out. Let me know if you need a step-by-step.
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How do I only allow the document library owner and the creator of the form to access the form once submitted. Also, once the form is digital signed, can anyone take off the user's or supervisor signature?
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I have a form that I created and seems like I almost got it. But don't know the answer to.
So I am hoping you good folks to see what is wrong.
I have 1 repeating tables one called activities and the other called activities details.
In the repeating table called activities I have a field that is an embedded list.
I want the activities ...
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Everything has worked with the the removal of the code. I have done everything over, yet, the error about the null reference is happening again. I do have a field called field1 in my main form that I am using as the text control that captures the matternumber.
I feel that we are very close. What are your thoughts on this null ...
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Thank you so much for the response! While I have figured out how to insert the fields that I need using your example here, the problem I am having now is how to put them each on a separate line of the email instead of all running together on one line. Any ideas? Thanks!
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I will try that Jimmy. Thanks again.
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try it http://www.bizsupportonline.net/blog/2008/12/5-ways-to-submit-an-infopath-form-to-a-sharepoint-list/
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I see. I guess you are using InfoPath 2003. Please back up your XSN file and try the following steps to remove the code from your form:
1. Save the template as its source files (from the File menu of the designer), close InfoPath and browse to the folder where you saved the files.
2. Open manifext.xsf in any text editor.
3. Delete ...