Thank you for the suggestion - this is the technique I used. I called
it from a script using the EmailAdapter.
Thanks!
Blaine
Adam Harding wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Hi
>
> Click on TOOLS-DATA CONNECTIONS-ADD
>
> Then select 'Submit', 'Email Message' select the field for the originators
> email address and put that in the "to" field. in the "subject" field add a
> formula using the CONCAT function some text and their test title or number,
> and make sure the attachment field is blank. Then add another data
> connection for the lab. Then on your submit buttons add this as a rule that
> is run when the form is submitted, job done.
>
> Hoep this helps, any problems, get back to me.
>
> Cheers Adam
>
> "frikker[ at ]gmail.com" wrote:
>
> > Until now, we have been using Outlook Forms (such a bad experience).
> > Now, I am trying to set up a sharepoint and infopath solution. We are
> > creating a form for "testing notifications". When someone wants to run
> > a test in a lab, they fill out the form and submit it (to the form
> > library). The lab then would receive a notification email that a new
> > test has come in, and they would go to the form library and open it.
> > Once the test is run, the lab submits feedback in the form, and the
> > person who asked for the test submits feedback as well. These are all
> > done by editing the existing form and saving it. What I need to do is
> > somehow have an email notification that goes out when the form is
> > updated. When it is submitted, the lab needs to get an email. When
> > the lab updates the form the original person needs to be notified. How
> > can I do this? I know you can set up notifications from sharepoint, but
> > that would be only helpful for the lab. Otherwise, you're going to
> > have every single person who submitted a test getting emails on every
> > single update for all forms... this is not what I want. Any insight
> > would be wonderful. The email would just go something along the lines
> > of "Your form was updated - click here to see the form library".
> >
> > Thank you in advance,
> > Blaine
> >
> >
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