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If you want to display secondary data and allow selection then you may want to consider using a repeating table, which can be formatted easily and then a method for capturing the selection such as a button that then moves the selected current() row values to be used elsewhere in your form.
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Hey Ty
The form template is what controls the way the data is displayed. It is required to create a new form and render an existing xml document based on that Template. You must publish your form to put it into production. This is nice so when you make a change it goes into effect immediately the next time it is accessed.
You can publish to ...
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The account DBXL runs under, default is the local Network Service, would need write permissions. You might want to export them locally and then move them.
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That does sound wierd.
I wonder if your print area is too wide or long and it is creating extra pages or something? I think you would need to play with it.
The strange part is that the preview is different from the actual print results.
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That is an issue with any file sharing. Check out can help with that with SharePoint..
For an enterprise application with multiple users, I would recommend a backend database then you can use record locking and have your data protected and available for reporting,etc.
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It sounds like you have done everything right. I wqould check it again and make sure.
In the data connection you would select the asset table and use the add button to add the component table.
Make sure you have at least one record in each table. Infopath needs a sample value.
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For the submit, check your rules and actions order and make sure you are not submitting before the field gets set. That would be my guess is that the form is submitted a bit early.
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The trick is you are trying to put repeating information into a non repeating field. Email addresses need to be concatenated together with a ; seperating each.
I know with code you could process through the list and build the "to" field.
I think you could build it with a rule, as a name is selected, the corresponding email could ...
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Welcome to the forum
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/5646/21172.aspx#21172
That should give you a sample for calculating 90 days, just change for 1.
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It should be able to be calculated in a field in your form using the site URL and form name with a concat function. Then you can pull that value into code and concat it into your email body.