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Hi Waiman,
Yes, they will get prompted on open to accept the certificate or trust it.
They do not need to install the certificate to the root.
I think it's once a year or so. Depends.
I don't know the answer to this last question
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Hi Ged,
Sounds like there was a problem with the way you were doing the conversion. The new doctype should always have a greater version number. Not sure if the docs pointed that out or not ...
Regarding your doctype duplication issue, you can delete the doctypes from DAT. On the main catalog page there's a delete button to the far right. ...
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Hi Chintan,
I have no idea. This seems more like a SharePoint issue (vs. InfoPath). We have some SharePoint experts in house. I'll see if they have an idea.
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Questions:
Were the attachments links or actual file attachments?
Are you opening the InfoPath form in the rich client (filler) or a browser form?
If you open the form in the filler and save the XML to a local directory, can you open in Notepad and see the Base64 encoded attachment?
Why is the form admin approved? Is it because ...
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Well, you could set a field in a secondary data source to the ex.message and if that field was mapped to the view, it would show the error message.
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Hi Catkins,
Unfortunately, there's no way around this. Printing is one of the most vexing issues with InfoPath forms and large fonts throw everything off. Best to create a form that will look ok with large fonts and have everyone just use that, but most people won't develop forms that way.
Sorry!
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Use a calculated value for your total that uses the xpath command "sum(group)" where group is the repeating group node in your data source corresponding to the repeating section (the one with the little blue thing on it). Note that calculated values are called expression boxes in InfoPath 2007.
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The InfoPath plugin qRules also has an Encryption command that you can use to encrypt data. In addition to providing access control with DBXL, we use encryption for all of our legal contracts. The one caveat with encryption is that if the PIN is lost, the data is too, so it works well for things like credit cards or other private personal ...
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Sounds like a pri2 bug in InfoPath. Good thing you have a workaround.
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Hey Outfox InfoPath,
Looks like your Web Method doesn't support submitting the form as an XML string. You should install DBXL to see how it should be done. :)
Good luck! Let me know if I'm confused.