-
Sorry, I'm a bit confused by the scenario. If the form was designed to open in InfoPath, then the fact that it's opening in the browser means something is wrong. Did you change the Form Library settings to display the forms in the browser?
I guess you could try to redeploy using InfoPath 2007 (instead of 2010) to see if the form returns ...
-
Please read this article.
-
I'm a bit confused about the scenario. You say: "The InfoPath Form is configured to show in the client" and "The Error message is displayed in the browser powered by InfoPath Forms Services". If the form is configured to show in the client, why is it opening in IPFS?
-
To answer #1, please read this.
-
SharePoint will display, as columns, whatever properties you have promoted in the InfoPath form.
After deploying the form, you can create/modify SharePoint views if necessary.
-
After clicking Reply, do you see the Options tab? It should allow any registered user to attach an image...
-
It might be better to create a field (call it my:emailsubject) and then have different rules, each with different conditions, to set the value of the field as necessary. Then your data connection would just point to my:emailsubject instead of trying to use concat.
-
I don't think this is possible out of the box. You might be able to accomplish it writing your own custom code. For example, using qRules we can suggest a filename and filepath for Save and Save As, but this is just a suggestion and the user can overwrite it.
-
Hi,
It appears the screenshots are asking me for credentials to an outside site.
One think to look into is the function current(). You might be using . (dot) or an actual field name or xpath in a function, but using current() might help. (Sorry to not be more specific; hard to say without seeing the rule)
-
Hello,
Let's first check that the value returned by Value[Key = "sAMAccountName"] is as expected. Can you display that value in the form temporarily?
If you can attach a screenshot of the actions in the button (in the Options tab, when replying), please do so as well.
Thanks.