InfoPath Dev

Lets say I have a button which closes my for and I have set the hotkey of ALT + S to perform this action with the keyboard (which I have and it works wonderfully). The caption of my button is "Save" How can I underline just the S in Save so that there is a visual reminder to the user that there is a hotkey combination associated with ...

That is what I ended up doing.  It seems like such an odd thing to not be able to do however.     

This seemed to me like it would be a very easy task as I've had no issue having a command button execute a hyperlink in any other development platform I've ever used.   But, I will be dipped if I can figure out how to do it with an InfoPath button. I have a document in a SharePoint document library that is user instructions on ...

[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]You can add a form load rule in IP 2007. Tools > Form Options > Open and Save, I believe.[/quote]Beautiful!!!! Thank you thank you thank you. You just got added to my Christmas card list!    That works just as I hoped!

[quote user="Jimmy"]If you're using InfoPath 2010[/quote]Please see my original post....I'm using Info Path 2007 Does this leave me with the sole option of republishing my forms each month so the month number will change?

Yes, it is submitted.The situation is that I have an application where a number of people have to report on their progress of assigned tasks.   Each month requires an update.   When the update is complete the name of the month is selected from a dropdown, and a new entry is made in the backend SharePoint library based on ...

I'm using InfoPath 2007 I have a textbox with the following as a default value:   substring(today(), 6, 2) I created and published this form last month in June. I expected when July 1st rolled around the current month number would change from 06 to 07, but, in the published form, it does not.    In the published ...

I have a project with 10 infopath forms. One form is a menu which contains 9 hyperlinks that open the other forms in the project. Each of the 9 months has a corresponding backend SharePoint list to which the form contents are saved. There is a "Close" button on each form which simply has one rule, which is to 'Close The Form: No ...

It looks like I was doing two things wrong. 1.  I had both textboxes formatting as Whole Number integers.     I didn't realize I could do math expressions like greater than or less than on strings. 2.  I was entering the report month as a single digit. When I changed the textbox format to string and ...

There are two textboxes.      On the form (in addition to everything else) is a drop down list that has tweleve entries consisting of January 2013 through December 2013.    The form is saved once for each month in the year represented by the entry in the dropdown list.   In addition to changing the ...