InfoPath Dev

So, you're saying that if I want to upload a form that has attachments embedded in it, then it cannot be done unless I programmatically separate the file attachment from the form. Thanks for the article by the way, but I cannot create a WF programmatically. Is there a way that I could use this code in an infopath form and upload the ...

Hello, I used several attachment fields in my IP form and I am publishing this form to a SharePoint Forms library. Everything routes correctly up until the point where the user attaches files to the form. When the user submits the form back to SharePoint, an error is generated. The problem is that the error not descriptive. It merely ...

Hello, I used several attachment fields in my IP form and I am publishing this form to a SharePoint Forms library. Everything routes correctly up until the point where the user attaches files to the form. When the user submits the form back to SharePoint, an error is generated. The problem is that the error not descriptive. It merely tells ...

This article should help you with converting an InfoPath form to a Word doc: http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2007/convert-infopath-form-into-word-2007-document-xslt-c-sharp.htm  

Hilary, Would you know how to format the Choice groups? I have a choice group with 2 choices and it works fine, but there is a lot of white space left unused by the choice group. I have no way of resizing it and quite honestly, it's annoying. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks  

You could try to compare the value being less than a specific amount, however, you would have to structure your rules in a way to avoid logic errors. For example, if you had three rules: if x is less than 100, if x is less than 10, etc., you would have to set the rules that work with higher numbers first. For example, 1 is less than 10, but ...

As you may well know, the problem arises from those static zeros you have. A rule would make it more dynamic. For example, by taking the length of the DocNum, you can determine how many zeros you want. Something like, if length(DocNum) > 2 then use the following forumla concat(DocType,"-",ISOFolderNum,"-00",DocNum). Then if ...

I believe you would need two rules: the first rule would run if the CC textbox was blank: i.e. If field1 is blank then show Message the second rule would run if the CC textbox was not blank: i.e. If field1 is not blank then submit

For Q1: You'll have to use C# in VSTA to accomplish this. I believe if you have IP 2007, then you are able to use VSTA without Visual Studio. If you don't have Visual Studio, you may want to try Visual Studio express...but I'm not sure if it'll work. The following link teaches you how to accomplish your InfoPath > Word ...

In Sharepoint, I believe you can set the ppl you want to sign the form with Contribute site permissions whereas everyone else would have Read Access. I'm not familiar with InfoPath 2003, but does it allow for user roles? Maybe you can create a special view for certain roles.