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YES,The form got published and it can be opened in the browser.But Again an error ........
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I did :) and worked :)
XmlForm form = sender as XmlForm;
if (form.Errors.Count == 0 )
{
Submit the form
}
else
{ this.ViewInfos.SwitchView("ValidationError");
}
Thanks for you help :)
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So, that is actually GOOD. It means the design checker is working, and returning warnings (not errors). You may want to try publishing that one and see if it opens in the browser.
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for the template which you have attached .this is the error which is encountering
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Is this the same template I attached to various posts for you? Because the template you initially provided returned the same error for me until I renamed the manifest.
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If I changed the url to published location url then the following error is coming
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Well thanks a thousand times, what you did seems so simple and it works !!!!!
Thx a lot Hilary :-)
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I'm sorry, your reply confuses me.
I'm suggesting that at the very beginning of your save code, you check for errors, using code like that in the link:int formErrors = this.Errors.Count;Then you can just not run your save code if formErrors > 0.
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Save the linked form locally by right clicking the link in the post, then you can right click the downloaded file and select Design to open in design mode - forms don't like being moved. :)
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Hi Hilary,
Thx, I cannot open the form anymore. I receive the following Error message : Forms that require the domain permission level contain features that access information on a network, such as data connections, linked images, and code. Can you perhaps send me a printscreen from how you setup the subpackage ? Sorry for all the trouble :-s