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Re: Published Infopath 2007 Form not showing up in Sharepoint library

kwizzo — Wed, 19 Feb 2014 17:28:08 GMT

Thanks for at least looking at my request.

Re: Published Infopath 2007 Form not showing up in Sharepoint library

wilkies0106aw — Wed, 19 Feb 2014 16:23:40 GMT

Never used 2007, so can't be of any more use.

Re: Published Infopath 2007 Form not showing up in Sharepoint library

kwizzo — Wed, 19 Feb 2014 14:02:13 GMT

No information from this form is being saved, it is strictly used for email submission. What I am looking for, is a way to have the form show in the library. As the picture in my original post shows, you have to press "New" to get to the browser enabled form. What I would like to see is a filename showing in the library for a user to click on. (For the "slow learners", this will give them something relevant to click on to open the form). I hope I am explaining this correctly.

Re: Published Infopath 2007 Form not showing up in Sharepoint library

wilkies0106aw — Wed, 19 Feb 2014 13:46:35 GMT

I use 2010, yet the principles I think are the same.

Are you saying that a form has been completed, and users can't find their completed forms?

1.Check your data connections (InfoPath) to where you think you are saving a completed form to.

2. Check your form library views and columns - i.e. name and title.

3. Check permissions on the form, once it has been submitted.

Published Infopath 2007 Form not showing up in Sharepoint library

kwizzo — Wed, 19 Feb 2014 01:21:16 GMT

I am sorry, I am sure this has been covered before. I have successfully published a Browser Enabled Infopath form to my Sharepoint server. The issue I run into is that the only way to see the form is to click on the "New" button at the top of the library. I am not storing any data from this form into Sharepoint, it is strictly an email submission form. But the Users are having a difficult time finding the form and I would like to have it so that it actually shows as a file in the Forms Library so they just have to click on the name of the form and it will open in the browser. I have seen this done before, but am not able to recreate myself. Please help me. Thanks.