InfoPath Dev

Jo-Anne, Thanks. I used your solution and it works perfectly. Appreciate the quick response and the fix. Thanks again.

I have a browser enabled form that submits data to a SharePoint library. On this form are checkbox fields using conditional formatting to enable/disable them. The setup is that I have Main Product checkboxes A, B, C, and D. I also have Sub Product checkboxes, 1, 2, 3, and 4. If Product A is selected, Sub Products 1 and 3 are enabled. If Product B ...

Ok, I've used the CAML method described by Matt Faus/Scott Heim (using a CAML xml doc) to submit an InfoPath 2007 form to a SharePoint 2007 list. I followed the steps posted by Brynnie5209 on Scott Heim's blog to modify the form (modifying the manifest.xsf file) so I can utilize InfoPath controls like dropdown box, checkboxes, etc. All ...

Well that was embarassingly easy :) Worked like a charm and those links are terrific. Thank you once again Hilary.

Very new to InfoPath, SharePoint and XML. I've read the excellent Matt Faus and Scott Heim articles on how to submit a form to a SP list by using a CAML document. This works in the example the provide but I'm now writing the CAML document for an existing list and having trouble with the field types and field names. If the name is simple ...

That's what I needed to know. Thanks Hilary.

I'm interested in trying out the trial version of qRules, specifically to test submitting a form to a list and keeping them in synch functionality. My concern is this. I build the form and synch to our list in my work environment and it works as desired. If my employer decides not to fund the purchase of the full product, what happens at the ...