InfoPath Dev

When you are submitting to more than one destination, I think it is better NOT to use the default submit options. Instead, use the "Perform custom action using Rules" option (Tools > Submit Options ...).  Then create custom buttons inside your form for each Submit function. From the button properties dialog for each ...

Hello: First, if you don't already know this, do not check the "Cannot be Blank" button in the Properties dialog.  Instead, manually set validation rules and conditions that determine whether a control/field can or cannot be blank. Second, even if a control is not visible (hidden), it still is "present" on the form ...

Hello:  I have created an InfoPath 2007 form that is deployed via Outlook e-mail messages.  The form must go off domain so the template can't be housed on a server.  Updates must be published and distributed by subsequent e-mail messages. In-house, we have the following version of InfoPath 2007 deployed: ...

Hi:  I am having the same problem.  My form has three different views depending upon which data connection is being used and what stage in the work flow the form is at.  I use custom Rules for each stage that determine the visibility and condition of many different elements on the form rather than Infopath 'Views'.  The ...