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I am working on something similar. And I do not want to send the whole form, with sensitive data embedded, but an abreviated form to work with a small subset of data for a specific purpose. As far as I know if you use an email submit it sends the whole form but if you email while viewing the form you can send just a view. I think i saw somewhere ...
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I have a list of client name with more than 1000 records.
Right now I am using drop-down list box to allow the users to select the client name. However, it turns out that users have difficulty finding out the client name.
I am wondering if I can make the client name autofill; just like some website, especially shopping website, they have this ...
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I'm using InfoPath 2007 and MOSS 2007 Forms Server. I've one combo box that should be filled with the column names (NOT values in this column) of another MOSS' list.
Unfortunately I haven't found any way in IP to do this. Is there a way?
That's why I want to do this with C# using the SP object model. It's easy to alter simple text boxes but a ...
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I'm getting an error when opening an Infopath form that has managed code:
Infopath cannot open a new blank form. The details are:
Form template:http://vdvs140/PMO/Project%20Initiation%20Prototype/Forms/template.xsn
InfoPath cannot open the selected form because of an error in the form's code.
Exception has been thrown by the target of an ...
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Hello Javier,
You can submit form to both SQL Database and send a notification to an email recipient by using product Qdabra accelerateor (webservice). The Product details Qdabra accelerateor for InfoPath (DBXL)http://www.qdabra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=QDBXL1
Hope this helps!
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Hi... I am creating a form in infopath 2003 to use in auditing. Because only certain section apply depending on what you are auditing to, I have creating several ''optional'' section that are opened when needed. Within these sections are questions which also include optional sections if you need to open and view hyperlinks or help text for that ...
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I initially thought that I should use VS.Net 2003 with IP 2003, but after reading about the problems associated with deploying the form to a SharePoint site, I am thinking that I should avoid managed code because I do not have a Certificate to Digitally sign the form. Am I misreading the various articles or is my understanding correct?
My project ...
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Gary thanks.. Yes I searched for a long while.. I have not tried the code but VERY much appreciate your submission.
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The scrolling region worked...Thanks!
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I'm trying to set up a process where a form can be submitted to both a SQL Database and send a notification to an email recipient. I'm also trying to create an approval process along the way. After each approval, a new recipient can then be notified and so on and so forth.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Javier