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Hi,
Is your problem the same as that described here:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=786
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hello,
A colleague raised a very good point today on WEBDAV within the SharePoint Forms library. So, in my solution I've created custom submit function on my form and locked down toolbar, and unnecessary functionality; I want the submit functionality on the form to be the only way to contribute to the form library. How do I stop people from ...
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Hi there,
I have an XML file which stores data for all sites (close to 500). What i want to achieve is to store each <Site> as a separate form within a form library within Sharepoint, is there an easy way of separating this xml into multiple files (one per site?)
This is just a sample, <Sites> have another 20 ...
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Hi, Patrick, sorry for the delay!
I appreciate if another Live Meeting to be hold, Shanthi have make one meeting with me and the AD service still worked like I said upper.
Regarding your upper questions, can I ask that the AD service can be only used just for all users are in one domain? for example, your have a SPS site and have a domain ...
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Hi,
If you can, go with SQL Server 2005, which provides the XML support that you are looking for:http://yukonxml.com/weblog/darshan/archive/2005/02/24/227.aspxhttp://www.developer.com/db/article.php/3531196http://www.windowsitpro.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=45131&DisplayTab=Article
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi all,
I am currently investigating the possibilities of storing my xml forms. When users fill out my form, I want to push the xml data to a repository or data store. But I do not know what the best solution would be.
I have contemplated (knowing my organisation endorses Microsoft products):
Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft Access
or just a ...
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I do not think you can attach multiple files into a single file attachment control. Have you tried making the file attachment a repeating element in your datasource? Then you can display the attachment control in a repeating table.
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Yes, that's what I was referring to. It seems pretty limiting to have InfoPath forms with attachments that can't be indexed.
I know that I can do it programmatically, and of course I'll have to read the header structure as well to get the filename, among other things. But I was hoping there was something simpler I was ...
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Do you mean an IP file attachment in an IP xml file?
Those are stored in base64 encoding, so i see no obvious way to index them, especially because IP add a special header to them (containing filename, icon etc) that you need to remove programmaticly to access the file outside IP.
//AndersR
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It doesn't seem like SharePoint can crawl/search the content of an InfoPath file attachment, at least not out of the box. This seems strange to me, since that would be a fairly common scenario for InfoPath/SharePoint integration with attachments. So, maybe I'm overlooking something.
Does anyone know of a way to get SharePoint to crawl a file ...