InfoPath Dev

I have a form that has the employee role as the initiator role, and then I have a manager role, Approver Role, and CFO role.  My question is this:  Can I have a user in multiple roles?  For example, Brian is a manager, but he is also the CFO, therefore he is also an employee.  Matt (just in the employee) can open the ...

I don't have a solution that is particularly solve your form opening issue, but I do have a solution that would help ensure no loss data.  You should have all your forms setup to save all the content in a sql server database or another global database that way it would ensure that no data is lost.  The data can then be made usefull ...

Your second option would put a button in the tool bar for submit.  The first option I would do.  You add the button and then create a data connection to sumbit to.

there sure is.  On that last step, you select the function or equation box to the right of the file name box.  Use the concat function and you can add the fields right there. Another option would create a field that has the filename in it already(using the concat function) and just selecting that text box for the file name in setting up ...

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/TC010785191033.aspx?pid=CT101481361033  is that one not it? that is the only one that microsoft offers.  I am unaware of any other forms that are available online via download.  Have you seen the form you are inquiring about before?   As far as designing InfoPath is rather ...

try this site:  http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT101527321033.aspx   usually when office is installed, it has some out of the box, which can be found on the site above.

Welcome.  There is some great information here! You are using vbscript, which I have no idea how to do it in vbscript.  I have done what you are needing many times before in visual basic not vbscript.  Are you confortable with any other languages?  Reason I ask this is that you personally could upgrade to InfoPath 2007 and ...

I found out that using code two switch views is not available using OnAfterChange or OnBeforeChange events.  Though still looking for a work around.  I think I will just have to add another step in the forms.

How I handle this is by assigning a value to a text box on submit. Then using the open option rules to open the appropriate view.  Example: ViewID (text box that holds value that corresponds with a particular view) So in your case I would default set ViewID = 1 for User View, then on first submit assign the value = 2 for Manager 1 view, and ...

My first question would be, is the form created from a datasource? Sounds like your form submits to a database on open,  if you are later submitting, I would not bother with this step.  Another possible reason is that you have an old document on sharepoint and since that document was saved to sharepoint, you have published a new form to ...