InfoPath Dev

Hi, I have setup the print property to landscape layout in view properties of the InfoPath form print view. I deploy the from to a form library in SharePoint site. However, I open the form in browser, the "Print setup" of the browser is not set to "landscape" by default. Would you know how can I print a ...

Wow -- not only that, but in IP 2007, even when I select store a copy for offline use while creating the data connection, I still get the pop-up asking if I want to work offline, which, when the file is local, is plumb annoying! I'll keep my eyes open for a work-around.

Hi, I am facing exactly same error. Searched many forums but no success. I think Infopath is not able to bind the custom DLL in xsn file. Because when we build a VSTA code associated with Infopath form, it binds all the associated DLLs in managed code with xsn template. If you have found any solution, please let me know. Thanks, Goldy  

I want to create many instances (new prepopulated infopath form) from existing published infopath form to sharepoint.This new form will populate different data from sharepoint list using sharepoint.   It this possible?Please tell me how.   Please help me..... Thanks in advanced.  

 Hi Cray, i used the default name "field1" just for simplify my example, also i publish the form in another library but without any result..... Today I discovered that the problem is created when i set the form with Full Trust privilege...... but  i want to use some code into my InfoPath form so i have to set it to Full ...

Hi all, I wrote some code behind a combo-box, in the changed event, where I check the existance of a saved xml and load it if found. I'd like to close the current window , to leave only the found file open. I tried submitting the active window and in the submit code I used the Application.ActiveWindow.Close(true). But it still doesn't ...

You can do this without code. Create a field in your form which will hold the email address that you will use for the email data connection. Then just use a rule with your conditions which uses the set field action and the concatenate function to build the three addresses. concat("who@you.com; him@them.com;", Email) You can use ...

The only way to get around clients not having InfoPath installed locally is either to use Terminal Services or Citrix to host the application remotely or to use InfoPath Form Services so that a server can host the forms and render them in a browser for the users. IPFS is expensive and requires the enterprise Sharepoint so you would have to find ...

I would think you would do the same as attachment process but just use an empty string. this should overwrite the field reference but have not tested.

It sounds like you have InfoPath 2007. You will get different results depending on whether you are using Outlook or not since it interprets InfoPath attachments and HTML.