InfoPath Dev

Thank you so much for your help - this should be the last question.  Based on that format below can you also add a message into the body of an e-mail or a hyperlink into the body of an e-mail?    [quote user="Clay Fox"] concat("mailto:", email, ",SUBJECT=", subject) [/quote]

Hi KentWoodJean and welcome, I need more information on your solution: What type of database are you using? Access or SQL? I'm guessing Access. Is your InfoPath form's security setting Domain Trust (go to Tools->Form Options->Security)? Is the machine that houses joined to the same database as the machine that is ...

Thanks for the answer still have problem to use hyperlink from radio option i choose Data source and choose the section to jump for. when i run it empty ie browser was open. do you know other way to jump to some section inthe same view   Thanks Ron

Hi. Just wondering if anyone has a response to this.  I have infopath 2003 on a Vista operating system.

For this then use a Hyperlink with the Mailto:. concat("mailto:", email, ",SUBJECT=", subject)  Look at the syntax but you can use a hyperlink to pass quite a bit to Outlook. You just could not attach the form without code.  But if you are submitting the form somewhere you should be able to create a hyperlink tot he ...

Correct, the file I want to attach is separate from the Infopath Form itself.  I want to be able to click on a link in the infopath form and it will open up a new Outlook 2003 message - grab the To: from a field in the infopath form which I've done and the subject from a field in the infopath form which I've done and do one of the ...

By default the InfoPath form will be attached.  Are you refering to another attachment?  In InfoPath 2003 you have fewer options in the sending of email compared to 2007.  If you know where you are storing your forms, via submit. Then you could probably create the hyperlink and add that to the intro of your email.

Hi. Welcome to the forum. I would like to learn more about your solution.  We have done several clinical note solutions with 50K plus forms. We have used SQL and webservices to store and secure the notes, with HIPAA compliant audit tracking etc.  I am wondering how you have addressed the issues with SharePoint only. I use Remote ...

If you look on MSDN in the developer reference you should find what you need. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb229940.aspx  

Ok so yes you would need a seperate template for each template version. You might look at the tool we have on the Qdabra Web Site for migrating botht the template and the forms to a different library. http://www.qdabra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=QUploadDownload It is not automated but would help in moving them.