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You can have multiple submits you just need to use rules.
The default submit options are optional.
Create an email button and then add a rule and then an action to submit to email.
Then create a second button that has a rule and action to submit to access.
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Very New to infopath. I created a form and linked it to an access database and it works GREAT on my pc. Want to send infopath form to client to fill out information about their services. It appears that in 03` I can only send as and attachement, correct? That means all the clients I send it to would ...
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Can you give some more details, attach a screen shot or something?
This is an export to excel within InfoPath, where it will convert the view to a spreadsheet? Or is this some excel view in SharePoint?
What are you hoping to accomplish?
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I am publishing a form to a SharePoint site. The form has buttons configured to allow access to different views based on user roles assigned to AD groups. When I try to open the form, it fails with the message thatthe user name or group membership cannot be verified because of the form's security settings. I have tried ...
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When I do an export to excel all my fields show this fieldname (my:MFF/my:fieldname)
Any clue???????????????????
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There are many things that cannot be done during a view switch -- including switching to another view during a view switch (i.e. redirecting the view switch elsewhere). Closing is also not likely available during that event.
However you can place a button in the view (I know--not what you want to do--not automated enough) that the user can click ...
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Great work! Yes, since print views are not meant for editing, you can get away with a few extra things in them.
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No that is not normal with a database type form, where the DFS datafields are present.
Depending on code, field validation, or possibly other corruption could maybe cause this.
When you open a new form, they should be blank and allow input. Is this the case?
You can always create a test form, with the query and data fields exposed and ...
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I seem to have reached a point in my form that whenever I query a result that is not present, it disables the controls of all the dataFields in that connection. Is this normal?
As a result, the removeAll() method and the query method (eg. ID = 99999) lead to the same situation, the fields become blocked and I am unable to enter back ...