InfoPath Dev

Thanks Clayton.  It was built in SPD and regarding loginName, it is not in the web service.  I wrote the web service my self and have searched the source to make sure I didn't use that name for a parameter or variable.  Check this link - apparently it's not just me: ...

Thanks again for the help and your advice. I solved the issue by recreating the data connection and converting it again. Now when I create the form to kick off the workflow I get this: Error assigning role to an item. The parameter loginName cannot be empty or bigger than 251 characters. Hmmm.  The workflow executes to the point where it ...

[quote user="warrtalon"] Is there a reason why you're using a custom built AD web service when MOSS provides a web service that gives this exact info? [/quote] Wow!  The consultants (I won't mention names but they are a large firm) said we needed to write a web service to do this.  What is the service in MOSS? I ...

Thanks again Clayton. I am very new to SP administration so I'll just go through the steps on getting the form up: 1.  The form is published to the portal (eg http://ourportal) 2.  The form is then uploaded within CA Manage Form Templates to install 3.  It's then activated from the portal site via site collection ...

Thanks for the reply!  Yes, I get the error when the form loads and have looked at the rules for Open and Save over and over.  Basically what happens is data fields are populated from AD if it's the initial load (determined by checking if one of the fields is blank).  It's a browser form and the web service is in-house ...

Hi all - first post please help! This is partially a rant but I really do need some help.  We had a consultant come in to get us pointed in the right direction with our shiny new SharePoint portal.  Part of the scope of the work was to create 2 InfoPath forms for some common HR forms.  After spending several days on the effort, ...