InfoPath Dev

Welcome Donna. Do you have InfoPath 2003 or 2007? In 2007 they have a multiple selection list box that does what you describe.  Workarounds in 2003 could be to have them make several choices and then save and display those choices in a seperate list.

Welcome. If you want a true Save As then the user can use the toolbar or you could potentially trigger the standard Save As from code. You may mean how do you have a button save the form and give it a specific name? Standard practice is to use a submit data connection to either SharePoint or a file share and then create a standardized file ...

I am new to this site and InfoPath. This is my problem i want to add a button on a form and when clicked it needs to do a SaveAs. Any help wolud be great. Thanks

This is very strange, I have tried exactly what Catharine said and it works very well for me. Obviously it was not the exact same thing... Can you share out your solution XSN? I am not able to reproduce your problem from the information you have provided so far.

Hello.  I have a drop down box with 50 entires.  I want to create a code that will allow the user to highlight and select an entry with one click of a mouse.  I want to be able to select more than one entry and I want them highlighted so the user can see the selectionss.  Can Anyone help?

Hi Guys, Thanks for your replies... I have tried both suggestions and they were not successful.  I MUST be doing something incorectly that is very basic. Let me try and explain a bit further (Note I am not logged into the server's domain at this point):  1.  I have published one of the standard forms to a forms library ...

I tried doing as you suggested, however, the file I've attached only appears in the body of the email, I can't actually view the attached file. I'm using InfoPath 2007 and Forms Services 2007 and trying to do something similar here. I want to have a repeating section with a file attachment control so a user can attach multiple files ...

If you save the user credentials into the data connection, make sure that Embedded SQL Authentication is turned on in Central Administration on your SharePoint server (Central Administration > Application Management > Configure InfoPath Forms Service). You will also need to Approve the UDCX before any users can use the connect. Good luck

Yes. It can successfully be emailed to normal user accounts. I found this link but no more information about it http://blogs.conchango.com/jonathanbradshaw/archive/2006/10/25/InfoPath-Form-Server-E_2D00_Mails-to-E_2D00_Mail-Enabled-Document-Libraries.aspx  It sounds like the same issue.

I am very new to InfoPath so if this is a simple thing to do just point me in the right direction, and I'll be on my way. :o) I am trying to query a Sharepoint list so that instead of receiving loads of data I only receive the one entry that matches an given ID.  To explain further, I'm plan to have a help text ...