InfoPath Dev

I have a similar situation that requires a custom save button. I have a form that will be a content type becauase it will be part of a site template that we use to create our customer sites. I need the form to submit to a database (I have done this before), but also save a copy of the form to the library. I don't want the users to have to ...

This problem is driving me crazy! The solution mentioned above is not working. I don't care about the cosmetic reasons, I am trying to submit to a SQL database and NaN is not acceptable! Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated.

I know that form security is a major issue with InfoPath and SharePoint, but I'm looking for some other ideas that people have used. i have a form that gets submitted and does  get approved by one of three people, but should only be changed by one of the three or the Created By. The only way I can think to set this up as secure is make ...

Removing that option does work.

Hello, I have a very complicated form that keeps getting more complicated because users keep coming up with new stuff they want it to do. Imagine that.  I have section A that will always be filled out on the form. I have section B that is repeating and may be filled out on the form, might not. When it is filled out, there are ...

I have a form that has many required fields on it. I would like for people to be able to store a type of "working copy" in the SharePoint library in which all of their required fields may not be filled in at this point in time. So, they would set the status field to Incomplete and be able to submit the form to the library. When they ...

There is a lot of functionality and quirks associated with using browser forms. You lose filtering on other data so I am not surprised that you have lost sorting functionaltiy.

Just remove the port name. I publish my browser-enabled forms as http://servername/site Then on the next prompt I choose the library I wish to publish the form in.

I want a control to always be hidden unless it is one of the three specified users who are in the form. So, I added a field that will hold the current user name Then, put a condition on the field I want hidden, to be hidden if Current user is not equal to melissam That worked just fine. So I proceeded to change the conditional ...

Thanks for the insight. I don't really care if the documents are linked after they are originally opened. The concept behind all of this is that we have meetings all the time that require minutes to keep track of attendance, topics discussed, etc. It would be nice if all of these documents were at a user's finger tips to fill out when in ...