InfoPath Dev

Sorry Paula, it requires Outlook.  Another option might be using the alerts functionality in SharePoint, this sends out email ok with a link. It just requires users to subscribe to the form library.  The only other options are creating your own SMTP mail process, which would probably not be worth it, or maybe using a webservice or ...

I have done this several times, screened the user and then switched to the appropriate view as the form opens, overriding the default view.  However I have always done this with the opening rules.  I seem to remember something about that the view cannot be switched in the onload event.  It has to happen after load, as the opening ...

Hi Grazzers, The blog is already there, see the link http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/07/14/Create-a-Repeating-Cascading-List-from-a-Hierarchical-Data-Source.aspx wasted a lot of time for this. Actually I tried with current() but done a mistake while taking the field.  Hope this will help you.

I want to do this: I want to  create an InfoPath form that when it opened the first time (isNew=true) it will remember the user login (stored it in a field) and then when someone will try to open this form, it will check if is  the same user that opened it on the first time..... If not... I want to close the form or to switch to other ...

Hi Grazzers, Its very good morning for me, I tried 2 days for your solution at last today I got the solution. Do like this, take an extra field and put a rule on the Activity drop down that if the Activity drop down is not blank then set the fields value as extra field = Activity drop down value. Now filter the second drop down Analysis value ...

I have a few forms I created in IP 2003, but I have the ability to upgrade to Office 2007 and hence gain the additional functionality and features for designing forms in IP 2007, but as of now the majority of users that will be using the forms are still using Office 2003.  Does anoyone know if their use of Office 2003 will ...

I tried your suggestion of using conditional formatting and coloring the text box with a red color when the required fields are blanks.  It looks okay but I would rather have the messages there as well.  Also, the forms is still allowed to submit with missing data unless I code a check in the code-behind. Is there a stylesheet ...

Hi edove, try this, LotOS = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("my:myFields/my:lotBreakdown/my:lotBreakdownRT").text You will get the result.

Hi robbieswife2b, Take a text box or expression box or some thing for displaying your message under the drop down list. Put a conditional formatting on that as if the drop down list is blank then hide the control. Put rules on the text box for different message based on the value selected in the drop down.  Hope this will help you. If you ...

Thanks guys that helped alot!!... now for my latest disaster.... Once I got the form working properly, and I was ready to test the email feature, and see if what I did actually worked, it didn't.... why you ask? Because we are a Lotus Notes company and not Outlook.  I thought it would send the email through sharepoint.  Like when ...