I need to know teh id or the name of the user who submitted the published
infopath form.
DO I need to add some script or control. I'm new to Infopath and am using
Infopath 2003. Also I have this form published on a web server and
invoking/initiating it through Outlook.
Fernando - 22 Jun 2007 09:08 GMT
I'm not extremely savy with code etc... If this sounds like you then I would
suggest upgrading to Infopath 2007. it is extremely easy with 2007 and no
code is required. there are posts out there but none of them seemed to work
for me on 2003.
Not a solution but just a little advise.
> I need to know teh id or the name of the user who submitted the published
> infopath form.
> DO I need to add some script or control. I'm new to Infopath and am using
> Infopath 2003. Also I have this form published on a web server and
> invoking/initiating it through Outlook.
JeFF - 04 Jul 2007 16:14 GMT
just use the username() function in the submit action
>I need to know teh id or the name of the user who submitted the published
> infopath form.
> DO I need to add some script or control. I'm new to Infopath and am using
> Infopath 2003. Also I have this form published on a web server and
> invoking/initiating it through Outlook.
Kalyan G Reddy (http://www.ggktech.com) - 05 Jul 2007 10:10 GMT
Hello
If you are using .net code then you can use
"System.Environment.UserName;" in the onload method to get username.
Other wise you can use ADservice
webservicehttp://www.infopathdev.com/webstore/detail.aspx?itemid=18] to get
username from the adservice.

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> I need to know teh id or the name of the user who submitted the published
> infopath form.
> DO I need to add some script or control. I'm new to Infopath and am using
> Infopath 2003. Also I have this form published on a web server and
> invoking/initiating it through Outlook.