InfoPath Dev

 I have a relatively hefty form that I'm putting data connections in to.  It's an InfoPath form that was created off of a SharePoint list.  When I hit 8 data connections, I get a SOAP error trying to publish the form, no matter what data connection I try to add.  Go remove a data connection and re-add the one that was ...

I am having this same problem with SharePoint 2010, InfoPath 2010, and Browser-enabled forms (InfoPath Forms Services).  Did anyone have any tips on what to try to get these aligned correctly?  I tried to bring up the Bullets and Numbering screen but it's simple and doesn't give alignment options.   Thanks Sue

As you mention, you will need SharePoint Workflow here. You do not want nor need multiple submits, nor do you need to email the entire form.  My first question is - will the users in the email process (the "next person in the list") need to edit the InfoPath form and put something in it, or are you just routing for let's ...

I would think that the first step would be to call the GetUserProfileByName method of the UserProfileService.asmx web service.  This is a "Secondary Data Connection".  Once you get the User's Profile (by passing in a blank value, that gets the currently logged in user), you can compare the first and last name.  If you ...

Well, it's easy enough to make it switch to a different view after the first submission.  However, in a Repeating Table, there's no way (that I know of) that you can "easily" only allow new additions.  You either have to open it up or close it down. Maybe, just maybe mind you, try something like this (and this ...

OK so have you thought of having your own "Save" button on the form, that submits to a data connection?  That way they won't try to save the form as the same name. My steps when I do this are as follows: Create a field named FileName Create a Form Open rule IF the FileName field is blank, fill it in ...

Yea sorry, I don't know of any way to import.  The only thing I can think of is using "Template Parts" but I honestly don't know anything about those.  I just know it's an option when you go to create a new form. "Design a template part that can be inserted and updated in multiple forms".

I'm not too familiar with InfoPath 2003, my specialty is 2007 and 2010.  However, in 2007 and 2010 you have the idea of "Repeating" elements - basically items that can have multiple entries.  Can you use that?  If it works like 2007, then all you have to do is click the properties of the field in which you wish to ...

[quote user="Pepijn Schreurs"] One thing i can think off that goes wrong now (though it did not before) In order to have a link for the button to open the form, I had to place the form itself via save as to my own harddrive, then upload to the form library, then delete it again from my local drive (got some other errors pointing to my ...

I'm assuming you are using SharePoint. How is it that multiple users are trying to edit the same form?  Did you use the Publish feature to publish the form to SharePoint, or are you uploading it directly into a document library?  Each user should be filling out their own form, and not opening an existing (other user's) form ...