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  • Install problems

    I encouter another problem, i can install my info path form on my win xp pc. No really problems, after that i try on a different OS Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, and the msi file generated by regform can not be installed on the Win Sever 2003 pc. I wonder if i's a known issue or if a make something wrong while creation my .msi Thanks in ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by lmussier on 04-20-2006
  • Re: Form error

    Patrick, thanks for your reply. I have set the form trust to fully trusted (tools&gt;form options&gt;security) I wll add the url and check. I have not yet installed the form. Can you advise or refer me on a guide to using regform? Thanks
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by bashira on 04-20-2006
  • Re: Load xml with xsi:nil in a IXMLDOMDocument

    Hi Thierry, So good to hear from you too! How's the Swiss alpine wilderness treating you? Yes, COM controls are supported in IP2007. We plan to release several in the next 2-3 months. Would you like to work on some? Send me e-mail! We'd love to have your expertise here. Jscript doesn't work in Office Forms Server - you must use .NET. It is ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 04-20-2006
  • Re: Issue with page number for print views

    Yes a got a print view, i tested my form a two differents computers Both XP Pro SP2 one in french one in English (US a in fact) I don't check InfoPath properties but it seems to be both Ifopath 2003 but i don't know if one is patched or not (maybe i should check) On the US pc i print what i see in the print preview (my famous page numbers ;o) ) ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by lmussier on 04-20-2006
  • Re: How to forbid space trimming in text data?

    Hi Sash, You are right! This is amazing. I can't believe I never saw this before. Shanthi told me that you can enable paragraph breaks to get the functionality you want. Looks like another option is rich text.
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 04-20-2006
  • Re: How to forbid space trimming in text data?

    I have SQL 2000 table with varchar data column. Text data in this column may contain more than one seriated spaces. This table is used as data connection in Infopath and a repeating table is used to display data. Nothing unusual. Then, when the form is previewed, the data looks like ''normalize-space'' function was applied. I suppose it must be an ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Sash on 04-19-2006
  • Re: Switching forms based on value from a dropdown box

    Hi Lisa, It's very easy to do this. For a small fee we can review your form and add the dropdown box for Company Name. I am a little concerned about the size of your form since you said it had 13 views. It might be easier to use conditional visibility to show and hide sections instead of just creating new views. Anyway, if you would like us to ...
    Posted to Views (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 04-19-2006
  • Re: Useful tool for debugging web service access

    Thanks Clive for the great post! We'll add this to our resources page.
    Posted to Web Services (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 04-19-2006
  • Re: Repeating choice cannot contains repeating Section

    You are getting deep into the limitations of the InfoPath content model editor!
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 04-19-2006
  • Re: field loses data

    Hi Dave, How many data sources do you have? Are you setting the values from within the main data source or are you setting from a secondary data source? Office 2007 has a cool new logic inspector that will help debug these issues, but it's only released in beta. We could look at the form for you. Check out About Us and fill out the Submit Project ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 04-19-2006
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