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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / August 2007Submitting an InfoPath form to an Access Database
I have an InfoPath form (survey) that I will email out to some users. Once they hit the submit button, which is coded to close the form, the user is left in InfoPath. Is there a way to close out of InfoPath as well? Thanks!  Signaturekrh I forgot to select 'Notify me of replies.' Signaturekrh > I have an InfoPath form (survey) that I will email out to some users. Once > they hit the submit button, which is coded to close the form, the user is > left in InfoPath. Is there a way to close out of InfoPath as well? Thanks! Hello Did You mean to say if you have selected Notify me of replies, then the Infopath closed out? SignatureKalyan G Reddy - INFOPATH MVP 2007 http://www.ggktech.com > I forgot to select 'Notify me of replies.' > > > I have an InfoPath form (survey) that I will email out to some users. Once > > they hit the submit button, which is coded to close the form, the user is > > left in InfoPath. Is there a way to close out of InfoPath as well? Thanks! No, sorry. My second post had nothing to do with the first. I forgot to select 'Notify me of replies' and I wanted to be notified if someone replied. The only way I could figure out how to do that was to make another post. Sorry for the confustion. I still need to know if there is a way to programatically close InfoPath when a form is submitted to an Access Database. Thank you. Signaturekrh > Hello > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > > they hit the submit button, which is coded to close the form, the user is > > > left in InfoPath. Is there a way to close out of InfoPath as well? Thanks! Hi, You can close the form after submitting by using below code. thisXDocument.View.Window.Close(true); (this is in c#) XDocument.View.Window.Close(true); (this is in Jscript) Signaturek.Ramana Reddy http://www.GGKtech.com > No, sorry. My second post had nothing to do with the first. I forgot to > select 'Notify me of replies' and I wanted to be notified if someone replied. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > > > they hit the submit button, which is coded to close the form, the user is > > > > left in InfoPath. Is there a way to close out of InfoPath as well? Thanks! Thank you for this information . . . I believe it's just what I'm looking for. However, I don't know where to put it. (Sorry . . . this is new to me.) The submit button I have on the form has a 'Define Action Paramters' component on it, but I don't see anywhere to put code. I looked at the Microsoft Script Editor and can't see the submit button object anywhere. Just a little more direction please. Thank you so much! Signaturekrh > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > > > > they hit the submit button, which is coded to close the form, the user is > > > > > left in InfoPath. Is there a way to close out of InfoPath as well? Thanks! Hi, Do you have any code in your submit button? Signaturek.Ramana Reddy http://www.GGKtech.com > Thank you for this information . . . I believe it's just what I'm looking > for. However, I don't know where to put it. (Sorry . . . this is new to [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > > > > they hit the submit button, which is coded to close the form, the user is > > > > > > left in InfoPath. Is there a way to close out of InfoPath as well? Thanks! No. As I mentioned in my last post, I don't see anywhere to put code. It has a 'Define Action Parameters' button with choices - but no place for code. Signaturekrh > Hi, > Do you have any code in your submit button? [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > > > > > > > they hit the submit button, which is coded to close the form, the user is > > > > > > > left in InfoPath. Is there a way to close out of InfoPath as well? Thanks! I was just going over your reply again and realized you are referring to closing the form. You can close the form after submitting by using below code. > thisXDocument.View.Window.Close(true); (this is in c#) > XDocument.View.Window.Close(true); (this is in Jscript) The 'Define Action Parameters' button that I'm using already handles closing the form. I want to close InfoPath itself. Is there code for that, and where does it go? Can the 'close' property of the form run a function that closes InfoPath? Signaturekrh > No. As I mentioned in my last post, I don't see anywhere to put code. It has > a 'Define Action Parameters' button with choices - but no place for code. [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > > > > > > > they hit the submit button, which is coded to close the form, the user is > > > > > > > > left in InfoPath. Is there a way to close out of InfoPath as well? Thanks! |
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