InfoPath Dev

Hi everyone. I'd like to import only certain XML elements from the InfoPath form into Access. I quite the newbie when it comes to InfoPath and XML...but here is what I have so far: Sub TestXML() Dim objDoc As MSXML2.DOMDocument40 Dim objNode As MSXML2.IXMLDOMNode Dim nodeList As MSXML2.IXMLDOMNodeList Set objDoc = New ...

I'm trying to build an InfoPath form around a Service Request Access Database. One of the fields is a notes section where they can put any pertinent notes pertaining to the request. However, when I try to build the InfoPath form with that database, it says I can't submit data because it doesn't support Long data types...Wha?? The field it is ...

Ok, I figured that part out, I created a query in my database with the Managers, now I connected to that adding a Data Connection in the form to that query, then set my role up around that. Seems to work fine except when you open the form now, I get 2 errors that are blank pop up messages with the buttons ''Ok'' or ''Cancel''. There is no text ...

I have an employee database that lists all the employees and if they are a Manager, Team Lead, or Analyst. I'd like to use this database to set up User Roles in my InfoPath form...is this possible, and if so, how do I do that? Thanks, Dave

I'd like to be able to create a text file from an infopath form with the elements from a form. Just the Variables, I wouldn't need the Names of text boxes or combo boxes. For instance, if I have a text box with a name, all I need is the name in the text box, not the name of the text box as well. I hope this isn't too confusing. A little history ...

I have users who have not had InfoPath installed on their computers yet. Is there a way to publish an InfoPath form so those who do not yet have it installed can use it? We are all using Office 2003 and of course, Outlook 2003. Thanks, Dave

Hi everyone, I'm using the following code to submit: function XDocument::OnSubmitRequest(eventObj) { var oEmail = XDocument.DataAdapters(''Email Submit''); oEmail.To = ''dmorri18@ford.com''; //oEmail.CC = xyz@abc.com; oEmail.Subject = ''Subject''; oEmail.Intro = ''Email body''; oEmail.Submit(); //If the submit operation is successful, ...

Ok..I'm pretty excited...I've just watched Microsofts Intro to InfoPath and they showed something pretty cool...An employee fills out a form...it gets sent to their Manager...THEN the Manager hits submit..and it goes somewhere else! My idea is for our Employee Time off requests. They submit to their team leader...the team leader ok's and hits ...

Hi everyone. I have a form hooked up to a Web Service which can look up employee information. The field I query on is the log Id that they log into their computers with. Is there a way to automatically fill this in? Can InfoPath get that information from the system so the user doesn't have to enter it manually? Thanks, Dave

Sorry I didn't get to answer your post Mike.. :-) Glad you got it figured out! Dave