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Sure, just have two option buttons to toggle: Show Help and Hide Help.
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It definitely sounds like a permissions issue. "Restricted read access" might not be enough, and you'll need to compare your permissions and the other users' permissions to discover what permissions may be missing.
Another thought is whether the user can open the form from the original location, i.e. the form library, instead of ...
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Hello,
Yes, you can have multiple instances of any Active Directory connection in the same form.
So, for example, user types in a search string into field1 and this calls the data connection FindUsersbyName1.
Then the user types in a search string into field2, and this calls the data connection FindUsersbyName2. And so on.
We have a Contact ...
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Is the error message accompanied by any additional information? (sometimes you'll have to click Show Details)
There could be a corrupt file in the source. Try doing File > Save As Source, and save to a local folder. Then Design manifest.xsf and Preview. is the error message the same?
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You can open the form in design mode and look at the submit button to see what it does. It could submit to SharePoint, send email or submit via a webservice, among other options. Once the form is open in design mode, look at the submit button to find where the data is getting submitted to. You could modify the submit button as necessary if the ...
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The Users group will be on the same server where the DBXL web service is installed. Check the membership on that group.
The general permissions are always valid. To turn off general permissions:
<!-- Global security settings --><add key="CheckUserPermissions" value="true" /><!--
If CheckUserPermissions is ...
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Yes, thank you. So this section tells us the following:
<add key="ReaderGroupAlias" value="BUILTIN\Users" />
<add key="WriterGroupAlias" value="BUILTIN\Users" />
<add key="AdminGroupAlias" value="BUILTIN\Administrators" />
<add key="DbxlAdminAlias" ...
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The permissions section you pasted in the other thread is helpful, but there is a second permissions section farther up in the web.config. Can you paste that here? Thanks!
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That's a strange error. Usually it is the browser form that displays the error "The Form has been Closed".
In the Form Library, go to the form library Settings and change them such that the form opens in the client instead of the browser. That should force the form to not open in the browser for all users when they click New.
If ...
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Hello.
That article was written by bizsupportonline.net and not infopathdev.com, so please direct your inquiry to the article's author.
Good luck.