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Hey there:
I'd try encoding the image as a base 64 binary string, then saving that in my XML file. You can find tools online that will encode / decode base 64. After adding the XML as a secondary data connection to my form, I'd save the form as source files and modify the data connection schema to ensure the data type for my ...
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Do you have IP 2007 installed on your machine? Can you open the template?
Can your users open the template in design mode?
What about updates -- are their IP 2007 installs on the latest service packs?
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Hi, Kelli --
Welcome to the forum.
Will your form be creating projects as well as submitting vendors? Or will it just be for submitting the vendors to already existing projects? Can you give more info on what you mean by inputing the vendors in the most efficient manner? Do you mean in terms of actually filling out your form? Or the tables used ...
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What happens if they try to create a new document in that form library?
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With IP 2003, I don't think there is a way -- fortunately 2007 and later have the logic inspector. Post your form here, under the options tab, or send me an email via the forum, and I'll get you my email address so you can send it to me (if you don't want it posted in the forum due to privacy concerns). I can take a look in IP 2007 and ...
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Hey, Andres, welcome.
How odd that the format text box is disabled.
When I look at the XSL for a form that has a control with the format defined, the format is in two places. In the when test (as shown in your post) but also in the xd:datafmt attribute of the span tag for the control. The quotes are encoded (").
So, in my sample, which ...
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Hi:
You have your final / and " in the wrong order. Instead of what you are using, you should use this:
<Context siteUrl="https://sharepoint.companyname.org" />
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To my knowledge, IP 2010 uses VSTA 2005, and you won't be able to upgrade the version it uses. Hopefully if I'm mistaken, someone will correct me....
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I'm a little confused, since you mention VSTA and then also mention Visual Studio.
InfoPath support has changed in Visual Studio 2010, so if your form is a Visual Studio 2005 project, you won't be able to open it with Visual Studio 2010. You can learn more here.
If, instead, you do mean VSTA, I'm not sure why Visual Studio ...
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We don't have resolved flags for posts, unfortunately, but thanks for letting us know that the issue is resolved...