InfoPath Dev

Thanks Patrick. Just thought I'd give you a little update. I issued a Code Signing cert, put it in the Current User/Personal/Certificates store, signed the form and granted Full Trust. I had high hopes when I saw that I could now read Environment.UserName, but the Access problem is still there. I tried a fully trusted form with both the standalone ...

Patrick, I also tried to use the shared database approach you document on pp. 174-175 in your book. I don't get the same gray dialog, but I can't make it work at all (other gray dialogs). Creation of the data source in InfoPath goes fine and all seems well, but when I run the app it won't connect, not even when I launch the xsf from the user's ...

I have it in Trusted Sites. If I puthttp://<my server name> in IntraNet zone, when I click to the button to query an Access db I get a dialog stating ''This Web site uses a data provider that may be unsafe. If you trust the Web site click OK, otherwise click Cancel.'' If I click OK I get another dialog stating ''This Web site is using your ...

I've got a managed form I'm publishing to a SharePoint Team site Forms Library on a domain controller. I've discovered that calling Environment.UserName in the form's OnLoad event handler essentially causes a silent runtime error, preventing any code that follows in the handler from executing. I think this bug can be reproduced by creating a ...

I really appreciate it, Patrick! If you need my template lemme know. I'm trying to check the forum continually but feel free to email me directly if you need something from me quickly.

I only tried it in Preview.

I'm having an Access/SharePoint issue. I posted to the Database Integration forum about it: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=697. Using a standalone Access db in an InfoPath form published to a SharePoint Forms library causes a dialog to appear asking for JET OLE DB Initialization Information. I decided to cross-post here as ...

Hi, I'm trying to use an Access db as a standalone secondary data source, i.e., packaged with the InfoPath template. I'm essentially doing what the author of Chapter 6 in the superb *Developing Solutions with Microsoft InfoPath* has described on p. 174. When I publish the form to a SharePoint forms library and then attempt to open the form from ...

Please see my post in the General forum titled ''Problems setting fields based on dropdown''.

UPDATE: The collapsing fields bug went away when I added another view to my template. I didn't change any of the OnAfterChange event handler code. Everything appears to be working fine now. I'm sure I could repro this issue if Microsoft is interested. I'll post into the Bugs forum to alert Greg to this issue.