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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / April 2006Disable email submit confirmation
Is there a way to disable email submit confirmation dialog box in Infopath so that when I send multiple emails with different subject, body, and recipients from one form it won't ask for a confirmation to send? Hi I believe the box you see is actually a safety measure from Outlook which asks you as to whether you want an outside program to use Outlook to send this message. I am guessing you can disable it in Outlook methinks. Cheers Adam > Is there a way to disable email submit confirmation dialog box in Infopath so > that when I send multiple emails with different subject, body, and recipients > from one form it won't ask for a confirmation to send? I am not aware of whether or not Outlook would have a feature to disable this. I'm guessing it won't. Adam is right that this is a security feature. Without it, an errant form could send spam.  SignatureGreg Collins [InfoPath MVP] Visit http://www.InfoPathDev.com Hi I believe the box you see is actually a safety measure from Outlook which asks you as to whether you want an outside program to use Outlook to send this message. I am guessing you can disable it in Outlook methinks. Cheers Adam "Mike L" wrote: > Is there a way to disable email submit confirmation dialog box in Infopath so > that when I send multiple emails with different subject, body, and recipients > from one form it won't ask for a confirmation to send? Thanks all for your response. What I'm working on is a request form that gets routed via email to different approvers. When it is approved by the first approver I want to send 2 emails, first one to the second approver with the form attached, the second email is just a notification to the requestor without the form attachment. I am using 2 data adapters to accomplish this, but this means that my form will ask the user to confirm sending the information twice. Is there a better way of doing this? > I am not aware of whether or not Outlook would have a feature to disable this. I'm guessing it won't. > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > that when I send multiple emails with different subject, body, and recipients > > from one form it won't ask for a confirmation to send? Mike A much cleaner way to achieve what you want to to submit the data to a web service which will not pop up any boxes at all, and get the web service to forward on the form and submit the receipt. It should give you a better result. Cheers Adam > Thanks all for your response. What I'm working on is a request form that gets > routed via email to different approvers. When it is approved by the first [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > > that when I send multiple emails with different subject, body, and recipients > > > from one form it won't ask for a confirmation to send? |
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