InfoPath Dev

 Cracked this one, I setup the form so when a field was changed it added a space to the fields which were coming back as "set as mandatory" but had nothing in them. Everything is getting submitted without an issue - on the next challenge.....

haha! whoops. I forgot to take that out before I sent it. I added that a few minutes before I made the post. That is me simply 'grasping at straws'. Sometimes just trying odd things like that will give you another clue that will lead to discovery. I will try the button settings ASAP.

Does InfoPath work in SP2013? Will InfoPath form templates open as web based forms in SP2013? I have created a SP2010 database, that has SP form libraries to which InfoPath 2010 form templates have been uploaded. I n my SP2010 database web parts I have icons with links to the InfoPath forms. When the icon is clicked the InfoPath form ...

 Thanks for emailing your template to me - first, I'd try setting postback to "always" on the Start & Stop buttons (see attached screenshots) - I've noticed that seems to address many browser form anomalies. I'm curious about the rule on your submit button that sets Stop to itself? Can you tell me about that?

 Hi, Thanks for the reply, it did seem there was an issue which as Im not ofay with InfoPath really threw me - I thought it was a configuration error. I reinstalled InfoPath 2013 and it seems to have done the trick Im now receiving content in my emails :)

SEE ATTACHED SCREENSHOT I have been doing this for years and this is the oddest issue I have ever had with Infopath (using 2013 for this) I have a SharePoint list that I am customizing (the edit form) with Infopath. It is for call time tracking. The user can hit START button and a rule shoots Now() into the text field START then later, ...

Do these users have permission to read the DB? Is the form using integrated auth. for these SQL connections, or is there a username / password? When they get errors about data connections, is there a Details button on the error message they can click to get more info on the error?

Not without code, I'm afraid.

Sure. When you set up an email connection, you can include the active view. So, on the active view, add an email button. Submit using the email connection. The To / Cc / Bcc can be set up to use form fields if you want the user to be able to specify who the email goes to.

In the past, I've seen issues when there is a mismatch between IP and Outlook versions. I currently don't have issues w/ emailing form having a blank email body - I'm using IP 2013 & Outlook 2016 - but there may be other differences in our environments causing the issue. Since in the end the form will be a browser form, I'd go ...