InfoPath Dev

I am using validation rules in my forms and publishing them to Sharepoint 2010. When using validation rules, I know you can change/modify the messages used by InfoPath but once published SharePoint first uses its predetermined error message. See below, "The form cannot be submitted because it contains validation errors. Errors are ...

I figured out a work around. Didn't get any replies but incase someone was going to respond, no need. Thanks.

I was recently hired and take over all of my companies infopath forms. I'm stuck on a problem that deals with converting an infopath form to a word document. It is using an XML schema and everything populates correctly. The issue is, one text box gets truncated and is limited to 255 characters. I've read several different blogs and posts ...

I was recently hired and take over all of my companies infopath forms. I'm stuck on a problem that deals with converting an infopath form to a word document. It is using an XML schema and everything populates correctly. The issue is, one text box gets truncated and is limited to 255 characters. I've read several different blogs and posts ...

Thank you! The link you sent worked perfectly.

I'm sure this is a very simple problem but I haven't been able to find any solution... I have created a form and uploaded to sharepoint document library. After the form is submitted the status is changed to "submitted for approval" and an email is sent to a designate manager. My issue is, when that manager opens the form and ...

I am out of the office till Monday but I will begin implementing one of these concepts. I ultimately need this to to transfer to word for to use its built in red lining capabilities but being able to create the document from preloaded data is the first task. Thank you for responding, I'm sure I'll be in contact with you next week regarding ...

I am very open to other ideas and paths to try. I do have a little while to "tinker" with this process and I don't my company is wanting to outsource this. I know they software products that are built specifically for this but an an in-house design is more of what they are after. If you have any further ideas please feel free to let ...

Thank you for the response, I'll send him a message and see what happens. I don't mind the leg work.

I am new to this forum but have been working with InfoPath and MOSS for a while now. I was recently given a task to create a 'contract creator' using InfoPath and SharePoint. My company has several Agreements that our legal department uses and they are wanting me to build an in-house contract creator to build new contracts with ease rather ...