InfoPath Dev

Make sure the site is not in the trusted sites. That won't work if the form has code. It must be in Local Intranet. Try repairing Office install. That might do it.

Have you published the form or just saved it? Try publishing and send your colleague the published XSN.  

Hi MatiasViv, Create a unique name for your form (for example, concat username + datetime) and then query the form library after submitting the form and filter for that name to get the ID. Then, set the ID and submit again with the ID in the form.

Why do you have 300 data connections? That sounds like a broken design. You should try to consolidate your external data into less connections. You can write code to connect to data connections and the data connections can be hardcoded in the form so that UDCX files don't have to be downloaded first.  

Hi BJ, Change Tracking in Word does not exist in InfoPath. You can do SharePoint versioning on the XML files but this doesn't show you what changed. In fact, displaying what changed is the biggest hurdle. You can record what changed by adding a separate ChangeHistory group node under your main data source's root node. Under that, add a ...

You can bind a button in your view to the Submit operation and just have it Submit to the SharePoint document library.

Hi JPat01, Well, it's just an XML node, so you could add an OnBeforeChange event handler and return false from that to prevent it from being deleted. It will require code and might result in a popup - you'd have to check it out. Qdabra Software provides InfoPath 911 assistance. If you need to have one of our InfoPath MVPs help you with ...

Hi CFernald, Nice post! I don't know, but it's easy to edit the upgrade,xsl right? My guess is that the upgrade.xsl is trying to provide an automatic upgrade path to your form. Maybe the field changed in a significant way. I'm not sure. But, the workaround is simple. Save Source Files, open the upgrade.xsl and modify it. Edit hte ...

Yo Jaekou, Are you in Korea? If not, I'm sorry. I jsut have fond memories of viisting Seoul when I was 19 years old ... InfoPath 2007 and 2010 includes a Peoploe Picker control that will list users in your company's global address list. If that doesn't work, you can query Active Directory using SharePoint's GetUserProfile or ...