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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / October 2006Pesky Email attachments
I've built a small form and want it to submit to both a database and as an email -- but the .xml forms it generates can't be opened by the person receiving the form. I understand that this sometime can be worked around by saving the attachement locally and then opening it, but 1) when we try that we get some complicated error about missing templates 2) the users who will be receiving this attachment are not tech savvy. Really, all that needs to happen is for the text of the form to appear in the body of the email, or if they must be in an attachment they have to be easily opened. Can anyone help? Thanks! How did you send it as an email and to a database? He would have done it submitting using rules and custom code, the only way to have multiple submits Cheers Adam > How did you send it as an email and to a database? Can either one of you guys give me the custom code that you used to do the multiple submits. I am new to C#.net but trying to learn it. Thanks! If the user cannot open the form template, ie they do not have rights to the location, they cannot open the form as generally the form has to check back against the template. Solution, put the template in an area everyone has read access to. This way the form can check back with its template and it will open up fine as an attachment Cheers Adam > I've built a small form and want it to submit to both a database and as an > email -- but the .xml forms it generates can't be opened by the person [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Thanks! The form does live on a shared drive -- where would I find the template? > If the user cannot open the form template, ie they do not have rights to the > location, they cannot open the form as generally the form has to check back [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > > Thanks! Does anyone know how to explain this to me? I'd love to get this buttoned up today. > The form does live on a shared drive -- where would I find the template? > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > > > > > Thanks! |
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