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first you need to set up a data connection to submit data as an eMail. tools - data connection - add... then you need to write your function which will call this data connection via code. just do a search and use dataAdabters as the phrase. if i remember correct i just answered the same question a few days ago.
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Creating a page with the HTML redirection should be easy to find. It has been a while since I did one but it is just a simple line of text for the syntax. Then you should be able to save it with an aspx file extension. The only trick is whether IIS will interpret it correctly since aspx usually have a lot more to them. But a simple ...
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Thanks! I know nothing about aspx but at least I have a direction to go in now. Thank goodness for the internet and Google. :)
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Ahh rightyo, thats no problem, I suspected as much. It's ok I think I can translate it to C#. Thank you again for posting that solution, If I translate it to C# I'll post it here for others to use also.
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My form isn't browser enabled so I was able to use JScript. I think you'll have to translate it to C# or VB. I know nothing about C# or VB so I'll be no help to you. :)
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i have my form setup so it gets the id of the last form submitted in my
library.
Then adds on 1 (so i can use it for my UID)
this seems to work on the infopath client but not on the
browser.
say the last form was 3 infopath client will come up as 4.
in the browser its always 2. and with out the plus 1 its always
1
formula ...
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Nukkumatti, thanks for the info. Based on my current code how would I write in an eMail data adapter that you mention?
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Are you still working on this Ed or did you get this all working finally?
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I would think you could use redirection within IIS. Set the button to a aspx page which just does a redirect to the form URL you want.
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Thanks for the follow up on this DJay!