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How do i add a button to save info path form and open new

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Deaduck - 07 Mar 2006 11:43 GMT
Hey guys and gals
First off I am not a programmer and I have never used info path before so
please be gentle with me !

I have a form that works (whoopee) i have published it and can access it
from the network (whoopee)

All i need is a button that when pressed saves the form with its new data
and then opens another (empty) form
In an ideal world I would like the forms to generate a number ie service
record 00001 0002 0003 etc
can u help an idiot?
Adam Harding - 08 Mar 2006 11:10 GMT
Two ways to create uniqueID

Use web service

Use Database

If forms not already linked to database then will have to create new form
from data connection and copy design from one to other, relink the fields and
rewrite the rules and conditional formatting.

To save the form have the button on the form that does the saving to 'rules
and custom code'.  If your form is linked to the databae you can automate the
save without code by selecting to submit data via data connection-main
connection. via the rules and then select open a new form to fill out from
the 'Actions' in the rules.

Hope this helps.

Cheers Adam

Add rules.  

> Hey guys and gals
> First off I am not a programmer and I have never used info path before so
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> record 00001 0002 0003 etc
> can u help an idiot?
 
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