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Take a look at some of these blog posts -- they use fitlers and can give you walkthroughs to help figure it out:
http://www.infopathdev.com/search/SearchResults.aspx?q=populate&g=6
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I believe you are referring to the send or cancel buttons on an email submit.
This is default functionality within Outlook so that no program or virus is sending email without your knowledge.
The workaround is to make the form full trust and use code to send the email but this is a pretty big undertaking. Typically users just need to be ...
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You can setup a receive data connection to the library and then do a check to see if the filename exists or not before your save action runs.
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Hey Jesse.
Typically in InfoPath you control the save location by creating a submit data connection. This will save it to the same location each time. It will also auto name the form too.
You can use fields from your form and concatenate them to create a unique and descriptive file name.
Then you can have the submit button on the toolbar ...
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I am using InfoPath 2003. I use a data connection to send an email out. The problem is that when I apply this to a Rule on a button, a dialog confirmation is display with OK and Cancel button. Is there any way to disable the display dialog window?
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I have not tested email submit with a browser based form but I had assumed that the email submit worked the same and that your local outlook would send the email. Are you getting the send process from the browser form? I am assuming you are using number@carrier.net or whatever to send the email to the phone.
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Been on Vacation and getting caught up, but if you have not gotten this yet.
You can save your form, which creates an xml file which can be opened in Excel but this is not a real simple task with formatting and such.
You can export a view to excel but this is not an automated feature either.
Another option is to save your data to a database and ...
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Been on Vacation and getting caught up, but if you have not gotten this yet.
You would want to make the group repeating, in properties, and bind the repeating table or section to it.
Typically with a repeating table the header and footer, if applicable would be visible but any data entered or only one blank row of data would be shown until they ...
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Hey Kaleo,
Been on Vacation and getting caught up.
Not sure exactly what you are looking for but i can think of two options. There are some posts on the site on how to update list values. You can pull them into a form, update them and then save them back. Its a bit complex but it is doable.
My other thought is have you looked at the Database ...
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Hey Don, welcome to the forum.
Been on Vacation and getting caught up.
This is possible and I have some premade tools which do this. It can be done several different ways depending on your work flow.
Check out the Database Accelerator if you are working with a database, it make integrating Infopath and your DB much easier. Qdabra Database ...