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You need to go through the publishing process in designer and you would need both connectivity from your PC to the Sharepoint Site and adequate permissions to be able to publish the template to it.
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Hey Dean.
Unless I have to I prefer to build my workflow logic in the form itself.
I think that is easier to setup and maintain than a SP workflow.
Yours might justify it but typically most workflows do not need that level of detail and it ends up just complicating the solution.
I am not sure if there are any issues with IP2003 and designer ...
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First I would say that you should name the fields in your form schema better, something more descriptive. Then ideally it is the same name you want in SharePoint.
Even if you reference it you can do so by Display name, which appears has a typo and is Filed1 in what you pasted there.
You could try publishing again to a new library and ...
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Hi, does anyone know of a way to apply an XSLT to the contents of a RichText box on (say) validation?
Cheers
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I have a form I'd like to be able to submit to any two email addresses and a third that will change depending on the value of a field. Is this possible without using the scipt editor? I have used visual basic in Access, but I'm not having the same luck here in InfoPath.
Thanks,
Mike
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I am attempting to perform that very task in my code.
so far I have
foreach (XPathNavigator category in MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().Select("my:myFields/my:Categories/my:Category",NamespaceManager))
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Hello, and welcome!
Yes, you can.... http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HA012073751033.aspx has some more information on this, but basically in your submit options, you can submit using rules. Then, just set up your rules with conditions, as you outlined in your post.
If you need more help or information, let me know, okay?
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I have created an InfoPath form. On the form the user has the option of selecting a check box for the different service(s) they would like to receive. Depending on which check boxes are selected, an email gets sent to the recipeint responsible for providing the service. Once the user selects the SUBMIT button to send the form. The request is sent ...
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I have. It works fine as long as I'm connected to the network. It is when I don't have a network connection that it does it. I had to create the form as a trusted form so it could read the local file. I publish it "To a network location". I publish it from the c: drive to a location on ...