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Definitely sounds like a certificate issue. Especially if it was working before your certs were redone.
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This is interesting. I know exactly what you're talking about. You're using a lesser known feature of SharePoint 03. I don't know why it wouldn't work in SharePoint07. It may be because of the new content types architecture they've introduced in the latest version. Since your XMLs won't have the InfoPath PI in ...
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This problem should not happen. When you added the new fields InfoPath is supposed to automatically add in code to ''upgrade'' your old instance documents to add in the new fields. Something must have gone wrong there.
The only thing I can suggest trying is:
1) remove the 2 new fields.
2) save and publish the ...
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Hello Rich and welcome to our forum!
If you are using SharePoint 2007 with Form Services installed then you can just email a link to the site and the user can fill out the form in the browser. Note, there are some limitations on the form features supported in the browser in this first version.
If you want the user to fill out the form in the ...
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Welcome to our forum Manos!
The problem is likely that connecting to Outlook requires full-trust. This is for security reasons (to block email viruses). As soon as you deploy the IP form to SharePoint it is placed in the domain trust mode. So you will either need to codesign your XSN or create an MSI installer for it to do integration with ...
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When you say youre created the new form template from SharePoint what do you mean? If this column intended to be a promoted property column you may need to set the default value inside InfoPath so it gets a value to promote. If not then it may be an issue with how you save the form to SharePoint.
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Hmm. While we don't tweak the XSL much, I did see background images on table cells working the other day in a solution we have and I'm using IE7. Are you sure you have the absolute latest release of IE7? There were some bugs in the beta builds.
As for landscape/portrait, that also is working in various solutions we have. However, we have ...
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Hmm. I think that form# name you're trying to change is the file name. I believe that the only way to get that to show up differently is to actually save the file so it has a name to display in the task bar label. Unless the form is full-trust you won't be able to save the form programmatically b/c of security. I'm curious where are you ...
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Here are more detailed steps:
1) right-click the manifest.xsf file and select ''Design''
2) designer will open. from there click File::Save As and save the XSN again to a new location.
Thanks, Shiraz