InfoPath Dev

Yeah, WSS 3.0 doesn't have what you need. You can do the auto-AD magic fill-in with our ADWS Web service which is a cheap add-on (server license) and you can even try it for free for 2-3 months by installing DBXL which has it included for free. Let us know if you need assistance.

Well, as you undoubtedly know, VS doesn't work with Office InfoPath 2010 and while you tried to do the tricky uninstall of it and reinstall of 2007 my hunch is that workaround isn't working for some reason involving registry settings or their ilk...  

Hi Antarcticas! Wikipedia says there are no permanent human residents of Antarctica. Good luck with that as winter clamps down on your light supply. Replying to you during the summer in Seattle where we have >16 hours a daylight now... I love mother Sun! Your request is not an uncommon one. And, we have developed a solution for it in the past ...

Hi Bad Dog, You must be in Telluride, CO (9545 above sea level). How are the lungs? OK, so this is a most typical error and the only think we are doing with qRules v3.3 release (next month?) is to fix this vexing install voodoo. Basically, what is happening is that it fails to register the sample InfoPath templates that come with the solution. ...

Nice bit of sleuthing. Sorry I didn't suggest that but totally makes sense. The other way is to use our contact selector control that calls our Active Directory Web Service. Or you could use UserProfile service and all that from your form. Neither of those web services will require a post-back.

Hi Chris, To debug this, deconstruct it and break out your one set value action into multiple set value actions which set values based on pieces of your above expression. For example, the inner eval(...) statement gets set to a debug field. Drag these fields into a debug section into your form. Turn off the submit to data connection and preview ...

Dear "What My Boss Calls IT" (very funny username by the way): Relink the forms. If you are using SharePoint 2003 (WSS 1.0) you should have a Relink option on the form library. If you are using a folder on a server, you will need to either a) manually modify the XML using notepad (to rename the href attribute at the top of the form to ...

Are you using ShP 2010 OData support? That should do it for you just fine and we have videos and training to prove it.

Probably because your security (under Tools->Form Options) is set to Auto (defaults to Domain) and it should be set to Restricted but then you won't be able to use the Access features. Do you need to send them the form or just the output of the form? I.e. do they have access to a shared drive where they can open the XSN and then submit the ...

Hi Louise, This is weird. It shouldn't work that way. Let's troubleshoot. When they open the document, have them download the XML to their local computer (instead of opening in InfoPath). Then, have them open the XML in notepad and copy the first 10 lines or so. Do this also for the ones that work and see if you can spot the difference. ...