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You can allow your promoted properties to also be "demoted" - that is, you can change the value in the library item instead of having to actually open the form.
So, if your form had logic on the "Phone" field - a rule to clear another field for example - but you allowed users to change that field in the library (either ...
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Hi - I am sorry to tell you this, but generally InfoPath requires the same version of it and Outlook be installed for the email submit to work correctly.
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Sometimes a second set of eyes makes all the difference.
You were getting result = 0 because 0 files were being saved....
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Your attachment field doesn't have the qRulesLink or qRulesFilename attribute on it. Instead, those are on a text field named "File". Maybe make File an attachment type and use it for your attachment control?
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Well, I'd personally have only one field in my form for "submit status" and I'd be sure that I set only that field, and I'd be sure I was using the same field for my conditional formatting - but if you have it working the way you want now, you may just want to leave it as is. :-)
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That is a great link - thanks for sharing it!
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Hey, great! glad you got it working!
I love the query fields in ShP 2010 / IP 2010.
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This looks really odd to me:<my:SubmitStatus my:SubmitStatus="0">0</my:SubmitStatus>
Do you have a copy/paste error? Or does SubmitStatus actually also have an attribute named "SubmitStatus"?
At any rate, is the condition on your button to hide / disable it if SubmitStatus = 1?
It looks like, if your rule on ...
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Perhaps I wasn't clear. I meant that you should save the submitted XML (in your SharePoint Library) locally and open with a text editor, like Noetpad. I think there is a good change that your flag field's value is not what you think it is, and that is why your conditional formatting is not working.
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I'm assuming that the same underlying issue will be present in IP 2003 with script - that we just aren't allowed to close the application while it is loading.