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Hi Ulysse and welcome to the forums!
Unfortunately, there is no easy answer to this. You could try making a command-line utility in C# that takes the data as parameters and then sends the e-mail. However, this would require your form to be Full Trust.
A better way to do it would be to create (or maybe find) a web service that ...
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Hey there!
Welcome to the forum.
InfoPath was built with a very tight integration with Outlook, since it is bundled with it. In fact you even have to use Outlook 2007 with InfoPath 2007.
You can either use code, but this requires full trust for your form, or a server based solution.
With the Database Accelerator you can have the server send ...
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Hi Steve,
Here's the solution:
command += "{select * ";
command += "from ";
command += "[LaborSummary] as [LaborSummary] ";
command += "where (LaborSummary.[CA1] = '" + ca1Prefix + "')} ";
command += "append "; command += "({select * "; ...
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Hello again. Just wondering if you have had a chance to view my attachment following the appropriate changes. thanks.
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Hey, first post here.
I'm really new to this Infopath stuff so i encounter many problems that i try to fix my self as much as i can. Tho i can't find a solution for this one:
When you add an email Submit button, is there a way to not use outlook to send the form's data to an email adress? Like only press submit and the data of the ...
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Hi Adam,
thanks for your answer.
Now I would like to specify my problem further. I need the View Context Name of my data field itself (the View Context Name you see in the properties of the data field -> section code: ViewContext: CTRL55).
Can I get the name "CTRL55" by programming?
Example:
The data field ...
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I am assuming you are using InfoPath 2007 (if it's 2003 everything I've said so far didn't make sense anyway :)). A few extra options:
- Make sure you have Office 2007 SP1 installed, this solves a lot of issues
- If you already have it or it does not work, try to do Repair or Reinstall
If these don't work, I'm at the end of ...
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Thanks for trying to help! The remove code button is not clickable, but this is a new form which I have created from scratch, so there shouldn't be any code in it.
I am not sure what I am doing wrong either.
Thanks, Stephanie
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Does the form already have code? It's easy to check - if "remove code" button is enabled in the Programming section of Form Options then you have code in your solution. You will need the original code solution to be able to add/modify code. If you don't have access to the original solution then your only option is to "remove ...
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The paths are all there and look to be accessable. I was able to save a template to that area. But, I still get the same message when trying to add something to that event.
Any other ideas! Thanks for the help! Stephanie