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this.submit() can be used to submit the form using code. But let me tell you one thing saving and submitting are two different things.
for submitting there should be no errors on the form and for saving there can be errors. saving is just creatign a WIP(work in progress) copy.
and submit is used for complete document
But in some case where ...
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where is the info abt the companies that you want to display supposed to come from.where is the info stored
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the easiest way, i would suggest is to create a secondary data connection and fetch from that. and bind your field to that
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well there is a way, i dont know whether that will suit you are not, because that will overwrite the date created, date modified, created by, modified by fields.
go to the document library and open the folder, just copy the forms to some other location and then delete the forms and restore them from other location, that should help you. before ...
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try creating a custom save button and write following code on it
this.save(desired form name);
that should help
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try max(field1,max(field2,max(field3,...)))
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yes this is possible depending on your skills,
you can create a form programatically and fill it also.
Please visit http://www.codeproject.com/KB/sharepoint/InfopathForm.aspx
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see this
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/jim/archive/2005/09/14/Pass-Parameters-to-InfoPath.aspx
It will help you
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hi nash,
to save a form just write
form.saveas(your desired name)
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hi pablin,
would you like to give us more info abt your forms, like
are they browser enabled or not.
are you working in infopath 07 or infopath 03.
and how do you save the form.
if the form is to be opened in client the
this.save()
should be enough to save the form.
Check the submit connection for errors if you are using it.