Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 2 (16 items) 1 2 Next > Re: Upgrading an admin approved infopath form I seem to have stumped the panel?! - Should I ask elswhere? Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 06-27-2012 Re: Upgrading an admin approved infopath form Thanks for the response Hilary. Relinking doesn't affect the form at all. It still opens in the old template. The new form is applied to the form template library. In order to use the browser based from in the a custom form library ive added it as a content type. So any new ones will be in the new format but old ones are still in ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 06-26-2012 Re: Upgrading an admin approved infopath form Any takers on this? Ive changed the content type tp reflect the new form (That is in form templates) but this still doesnt solve my problem as updates to the new coded form are NOT updated in existing forms. Some one must know the answer here! :) Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 06-25-2012 Re: Upgrading an admin approved infopath form Thanks for the response Ernest, really scratching my head on this one. Steps I take are 1 ) Open the current form in infopath (Has no managed code) Save it to my computer. 2) Save the form (with say filename SVR.XSN). 3) Publish that form. 4) Add code to the form. Publish to a network location. 5) Verify and Publish the form through central ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 06-21-2012 Upgrading an admin approved infopath form Greetings all - Bit of a strange one. I have an infopath form library that I publish a form to. I now have code in the form and it has full trust level. I have published this to a network location as per the SP instructions. I can verify and upload the file and activate the the form to a site collection. However, the original form ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 06-20-2012 Re: Query and Populate Drop Down via SQL C# code Thats the ticket! - Thank you so much Hilary! I use infopath alot, but hardly ever with code. I shall make an effort to visit here often and share anything I learn! Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 06-19-2012 Query and Populate Drop Down via SQL C# code Hi there - I really hope someone can help me out here! I have an infopath browser based form that has a secondary SQL datasource connection. I have a field in my form that will match the data in SQL. I checked out Hilarys post from way back (http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/8940/31780.aspx#31780) which is what I want to do, basically ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 06-19-2012 Re: Open Exiisting Infopath Form from within Karsten Thanks for the input, Im getting Error 1 The name 'HttpContext' does not exist in the current context. My code looks like this, hope you can advise! using Microsoft.Office.InfoPath; using System; using System.Xml; using System.Xml.XPath;namespace ContractsDB { public partial class FormCode { // ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 03-02-2010 GetListItems (Query,Search) Does anyone know how I would go about creating a search function. Infopath form submits to SharePoint library. I want to be able to query or search for previously submitted items (possibly using getlistitems). and then populate some fields. This gives the ability for users to search for previously submitted forms and view data. I have ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 03-02-2010 Open Exiisting Infopath Form from within I have an infopath form that lists all submitted items in a drop down menu. However, how do I Open one of these forms with a button? Im guessing I can run a query to populate some fields to view the data but I really want to open the form! any help, greatly appreciated. Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Bricey on 03-01-2010 Page 1 of 2 (16 items) 1 2 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.