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Hi Michael,
Can you attach the XML? Our CopyRichText guru (Hilary) is off today but will be back Monday. I'll take a look at your XML, but my guess is that it's a problem with the XHTML format.
More later today,
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Hi Catharine,
Trusted doesn't work for .NET and that applies to InfoPath forms with code. Your form has a lot of code so please remove from Trusted and add to Local Intranet and let us know if that fixes your issue.
I'm going offline now but Ernesto and the rest of the support team will be around to respond.
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There are three global groups in 2.3 (Reader, Writer, and Admin). If the Test user is in Reader group, that could explain why they have access.
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/installation/entry56212.aspx
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Hi Catharine,
Yes, the role name is DOMAIN\username.
You have done everything correct.
Check the global permissions in your web.config. Maybe you are a DBXL Admin. If so, try from a different account.
More later,
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Hi Johan,
Maybe it's a cache issue... what are the details of the error dialog? If you clear the cache does it work?
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Yes, you can copy other fields. Jo-Anne Alfafara wrote a blog post recently that shows you to copy using the Insert command. CopyTable is less work for tables when the schema is the same.
Merge should support ability to add optional XML fragments but I can't remember actually doing that.
Please let us know if you need more ...
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Hi Michael,
Thanks for the detailed response. Sounds like you have a very cool InfoPath solution. :)
And you have a very interesting versioning problem too! :)
Well, here are the possible solutions:
Merge Forms. This is an out-of-box feature in InfoPath. It requires the user pick File->Merge Forms and specify the XML. You have to make ...
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Hi Eric,
Yes, that should be possible and you should be able to change the command in qRules to dynamically take the subfolder name (use concat). You'll end up with a lot of subfolders though.
Anyway, let us know if we can help in any way.
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Limitation of SharePoint 2007.
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Hi Kerrie,
You can create STPs to deploy to another site. If your forms have code, you can create WSPs. Stsadm.exe (comes with SharePoint) let's you script SharePoint upgrades. Third party apps like Qdabra's DBXL also support migrating XSNs from one site to another. Lots of options, but you will have to spend time getting more intel...