InfoPath Dev

So the second page is blank? Have you tested it in InfoPath client rather than the browser to see if it happens the same? My guess would be that the form is either wider than a paper width or longer. Do you use a specific view for printing? I would check in designer to see if some layout table or something is wider than what actually ...

You want to take data rows from Excel and put them in InfoPath? Or do you want to create an InfoPath form for each row of data in a spreadsheet? Typically what works best is to use a common data source such as a SQL database that both Excel and InfoPath can then access.  Then the Excel users can view and update and InfoPath can view and ...

This seems to be a strange case. If you do a preview do you only see one or do you get two? This is probably more likely an IE or printer issue but tricky to troubleshoot and narrow down the cases where it happens.

Hey There and Welcome to the forum. Standard InfoPath database forms are limited as you are finding out. You can have only one data connection which can be queried and submitted to among other things.  However you have come to the right place.  We have a web services package that will do what you are looking for and has been used in ...

Best Practice is to just create a submit data connection which submits the file to a network location or website.  You can set the file name, like it looks like you are trying to do.  You should not need to hijack the save function with code.  Typically you would disable the user's save functionality so that the submit, ...

My guess from your description here is that the SQL permissions on your database have not been reconfigured properly and that not all of the form users have the write permissions they need. You may need to go through designer and setup (modify) the main connection again and make sure the ODBC is correct.

You have to use code to bulk copy. You can use a set field action, with some kind of trigger, but then you have to specify each field and also it can only be one record to another record.  If you have to create multiple records then you need code to loop through. I believe Greg has some blogs on this subject.

You would have to try it.  I thought, at least with the submit that it still popped up the dialog box, but maybe it doesn't.  I know once it is full trust you can use code and it will not prompt them.

There should not be a problem. As long as a computer or user has access to the file to read it and InfoPath they can open it in design mode. You can make a copy of the form to the 2nd computer, right click and design. You would need right permissions on the published location to publish the form and update it.

Hey Geoff, welcome to the forum.  You need to open the form in design mode and verify the data connections, especially the ones the load when the form opens.  You may have one in here to the unknown URL which you are describing.  It sounds like it does not matter to the form working anyway. What is the client OS?  There is a ...