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We are in the process of testing Office 2013, we have forms created in InfoPath 2007 that are linked on a SharePoint site to a shared folder (with read permissions for everyone). All our users still on Office 2007 have not reported any issues accessing or using our forms. The small footprint of users who are testing Office 2013 ...
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Try:using Microsoft.Office.InfoPath;
using Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath;
using Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.Xml;
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Hello Hilary,
Thank you for your support provided to get the query resolved.
Regards,
Upender Singh
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Had a similar issue, the re-linking solution worked perfectly for me.
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You'd probably have to write code for that.
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It looks like I need to have the web service data connection already added to the form before configuring it for Claims, based on the articles above. I can't even add the data connection, so you might be right that the issue is not the Claims.
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Hello Hilary,
One more thing I would like to know.
Yes as you have got it correct. I first created the database and while creating the form directly connected it and design the form.
Earlier I tried to create a blank form and then connect it to database but it not allowing me dont know the exact cause but i think might be because of one field ...
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Your form is bound to your Access database - I don't know if Access has time only column types. :)
If you started your form as a new, blank template (not bound to a DB) you can have time data types. Of course, then you wouldn't be able to out of the box submit to Access, so that probably means that won't work for you.
Glad this ...
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Hello Hilary,
That's wonderfull, you made my day.
I have checked the file and understand the validation part.
I added the same function on other fields and giving me the desired result but yes as you confirmed it will give a validation of T if start and end time is blank.
I do not have knowledge about it but what I have ...
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Both list are secondary data sources so I don't have the option to select All Occurences.