InfoPath Dev

I am not sure I understand. You can query a web service at any time regardless fo the view. View are simply ways of looking at the data the data source is constant in the form at all times. Web Services are a data conenction and can be triggred via rule actions on field changes or buttons at about any time.  Views can also be changed via ...

Hey everyone, I am performing an action in jscript everytime a certain view is chosen. So in the OnSwitchView I have placed an if statement as follows; if (XDocument.View.Name == "Email Submit") {       //Perform action } My problem is I have tried placing a close() method in this if statement once ...

Hi all, how can I connect with web service when view changed? Thank you very much.

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find a solution. I found one possible workaround suggesting that I use the RTF control but that didn't work for me either.   -Gil

Thanks for the relpy Greg. I know you can write code in the button for the submit option but i have no idea what the code is, so if anyone can help me writing C# code then i would be really gratefull!! :)

I am only a beginner but i would check my data source, data connections, and submit rules as well as the default view configurations in the sharepoint settings site. Good luck.   -Carlos

I have published InfoPath 2003 form into MOSS 2007 Form Library. My question is why when I create new document (in form library), the ‘File Download’ prompt come out, that means I need to download the form into my local work station right? So when I save the form, it not saves directly into the MOSS 2007 Form Library, but in my local ...

I have built a form that is submitted to a Sharepoint form library and one of the columns in Sharepoint is not displaying the content of the form field when it gets submitted - other forms for other people configured the same way on the same sharepoint site don't have this problem. Does anyone know what might be the problem?

Thanks.  I still had to play a bit with the namespaces, but in the end my: won out.  I'm still not sure why, but for now I don't mind basking in ignorance. :)  

Choice Groups are nice but you should be able to replicate the functionality with regular controls. You would use conditional formatting with the logic to hide the ones they did not choose. So you would display all of the choices and then depending on the value of the field from the radio button chosen it would hide the other options or at least ...