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Browser-enabled forms do not support picture controls so there is no easy way for you to achieve what you are trying to do.
The best workaround is to use a read-only rich-text control. However, rich text fields do not support embedded images when your form is browser-enabled. Instread they support linked images that have to exist somewhere else. ...
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You probably want something along the lines of: /my:People/my:Person[my:Name = ../../my:QueryName]/my:Email
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I am not sure if you can do it easily but if you host InfoPath in a custom ASPX page than this post outlines how to do it:
http://blogs.3sharp.com/Blog/davidg/archive/2006/09/13/2266.aspx
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Hello Billat,
you are correct, InfoPath uses your local Outlook while MOSS needs to be told how to send the e-mails. This requires two steps:
1. Setting up an SMTP server
2. Telling Sharepoint to use it:
- Go to Sharepoint Central Administration
- Select Operations
- Choose Outgoing email settings
You can now enter your SMTP settings ...
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You have two options:
1. In InfoPath 2007 Designer, click on "File | Save as Source Files" (better)
2. Make a copy of your XSN, rename its extension to CAB and use Windows Explorer to extract the files.
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Great, I'm glad you finally got the solution!
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Mmm... you know how they said in that blog post "InfoPath 2003 forms should work. Period"? Well, you can try posting a comment there...
Or you can try to clear your InfoPath cache (for example, from the Run command):
infopath /cache clearall
This will blow away your cache and might fix the problem. Use at your own risk :)
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Microsoft Script Editor is a rather complex component (essentially it's VS light) and unfortunately, way too many things could go wrong... When you say "disabled ActiveX", do you mean an internal policy for Internet Explorer? I would not think that it would cause the problem but then again, it could (InfoPath uses IE's security ...
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AFAIK, you can create document libraries based off an InfoPath form but everyone will have to have InfoPath installed to fill them out.
InfoPath Forms Server is only supported in MOSS.
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All* controls have to be connected to something, either main data source or a secondary one.
The thing is, when you create a form from data source, your main data source will be typically locked and you won't be able to modify it.
When you create a blank form the main data source is editable and you can add as many controls as you ...