InfoPath Dev

Hi Mel:  Thanks so much for your feedback on this - I've been unable to find an explanation of the differences in any documentation on my own, and you've explained why the 'submit' option wasn't showing up on the Sharepoint ribbon. Great feedback - thanks!

I'm using IP forms in a SharePoint library.  I'm still new to both IP and SP. From within the form, I use the 'submit' button to update the form data in the library. On the SharePoint library, there is a 'save' command on the ribbon. From within IP, I can configure the form (optionally, through the Form ...

Hi Patrick: thanks for your response.  Internal versions have now gotten me part-way to the goal.  Is it possible to initiate a SharePoint workflow from within an IP form?  

Hi again: Still very new, still asking newbie-type questions, and still hugely appreciative of any and all guidance! I've got an IP form which is submitted to a sharepoint library.  When submitting, I'm using the same name for each form (based on content, no fancy date/time stamps incorporated into the filenames to make them ...

Aha!  I didn't realize that it did that - what a fine thing DBXL is!  Thanks!

We'd like to run the DBXL Web Services to periodically to refresh an SQL table with the latest data from a set of infopath forms stored in a SharePoint library.  Then we can easily use the data in a variety of ways.

Hi ErnestoM: Thanks so much for your response.  DBXL looks interesting - especially if we could set it up to run periodically.  Is it often used in that way?

Hello all:  I'm still very new to InfoPath.  I'm exploring the use of InfoPath in our organization.  I've learned there are a lot of ways to publish forms, a lot of ways to store/access data, and a lot of nifty controls to use on a form itself.  I've also learned that the choice of publishing mechanism ...

Hi again, Hilary:  It worked, it worked - and I UNDERSTAND why! Thank you so much for your time - this is just what I needed to know! -d

Hi Hilary: Thanks so much - your support has been awesome!  -d