InfoPath Dev

What exactly is this submit doing? What are you submitting and where is it going? You are probably not defining things properly but it would help to know what you are trying to accomplish.

hey everyone i am still very new to this and I have an infopath form created with the tools for office.  and the submit button has the following codeim xpath As String = "/my:group1/my:group2/my:ExpenseDetails" Dim oNodeList As IXMLDOMNodeListDim oNode As IXMLDOMNode Dim oField As IXMLDOMNodeDim txtID = ...

I have not tried to replace the print view button. I believe it would just switch to the view set for printing.  I would think you could just have a button that switched views to the appropriate view.

I do not think the default could be changed but you may be able to trigger some conditional formatting if they are entering data in a cell or selecting a specific row with a button etc.

Hi Cindy. I assume you need this number to be unique? And that there will be multiple form users? What do you have to work with? SharePoint? SQL?

I suppose I will need to just create my own buttons.  However, is there a straightforward way to mimic the stock Print View button?

This should work in browser forms. Were you adding conditional formatting so that the submit would be hidden based on field values? This should be fine in a browser form. You also can put your button in a section and then place the confitional formatting on the section instead. You also should be able to have conditions on the rules of the ...

Hi All, When using a Master/Detail table in InfoPath 2007, is there any way to change the color that Infopath uses to highlight the record in the Master table? Currently it highlights gray and I wanted to know if I could change that to a more bold color.   Thanks!

Yes, browser forms.  Hmm-- ok.  My alternative was to use conditions in the submit rules.  However, this doesn't seem to be working.  Does this not work in browser based forms?  

Is this a browser based form? In either the InfoPath toolbar or the browser based forms you have the ability to turn them on or off. There is no easy way to have them conditional or any other control over them. it would take some serious mucking with the program to do this and this is not justified when you can provide you own just a little lower ...