InfoPath Dev

We open the form from within IE and our SPS webpage, so user is already logged into our AD when they login to the computer.

We are using Infopath with a couple of links back to a sps list that are a pull down box selection within the form. We are having MAJOR issues with the form loading the lists. One or two users cannot access a form because it will not run the query on the DataObject when opened. But if I go to another computer, still within my network, the form ...

I kind of thought that was going to be the answer. Thanks If you ain't got the nuts, fold, or bluff like you do.

I want to set up a SPS site for each employee with their time cards, expense reports, daily logs etc. But is there a way to view all of the employee reports in one spot instead of having to go to each SPS site? If you ain't got the nuts, fold, or bluff like you do.

Thanks, I will look them both over tonight. If you ain't got the nuts, fold, or bluff like you do.

I can use a db, perferred, but I cannot get a straight answer on how to allow users access sql data for a infopath form through the internet. I have tried to use webservice but all of the info I have to set it up has been cloudy at best. I started with a sql db and it di work great within the office, since I could not access out of the office I ...

We are using a infopath form to have employees do their time cards. The form is pretty simple but has 3 data sources that look back to our SPS site for a list. A couple of these lists are big. The form (see http://www.bojik.com/Time-sheet.pdf) loads into infopath pretty quick but as the user adds new entry lines (see ...

If I open a templete, create a form, save it to SPS I can reopen and edit as needed. But if another user tries to open I get the following errors; (Please go to www.bojik.com/error.pdf ) I need to have all approved users read & edit these forms and not be asked for a password when they open. Bryan If you ain't got the nuts, fold, or bluff like ...

Please revome the period on the pdf link to view (oops) If you ain't got the nuts, fold, or bluff like you do.

I am using infopath and MS SPS for all common forms used in our company. I have designed the forms and need to get them tied to a database. My final goal is to tie to a SQL database. I can query & submit to a SQL database when I am within my office network. I can query a SPS list(not sure if I can submit to a SPS List) in and out of the office ...