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Are you sure that your Active Directory has that property? If you are testing locally, it may not.
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You'll have to write code to do that and use the OnSign event handler or Sign method to programmatically do this via another button click.
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As long as your changes don't delete, rename, or add required fields to your data source you should be fine. Adding non-required fields to yoru data source will work and those will be added automatically to the old forms when they are opened.
Best practice is to publish to a new form library and move some of the old XMLs over and relink ...
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To get around this, you may want to use a Web service. Take a look at Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) Web Service suite. Very easy to use and a popular tool for quickly integrating with SQL. It's data-driven which means it can be changed as your schemas change without breaking the submit process.
Disclaimer: Qdabra pays for this free ...
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Are you using browser-based forms or the InfoPath rich client? If you are using browser-based forms, look at the InfoPath Form Web Part that shows the form in a web part. You can use two of these web parts each pointing to different forms and you can have the dropdown set a value to control what gets displayed in the second web part. Another idea ...
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Hi Tuomo,
Why not just disable save so they can't save locally? It's in the Tools->Form Properties tab in InfoPath 2007.
You can add an OnVersionUpgrade event handler that will fire when your form is opened and it gets upgraded. Not sure what you are going to do there, though.
Best practice is to always add non-required fields and ...
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Hi ZhenYuan,
You can create public folders that aren't tied to an individual's account.
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Here's a new blog post from Hilary that has some good info on dates and datetimes:
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2010/08/27/looks-can-be-deceiving-dates-date-times-and-quot-t-quot.aspx
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No need to write code to do this. You can use our InfoPath plugin, qRules v2.3, to do this too. Lots of other features that you need. Qdabra pays for this free forum and sells qRules and other inexpensive tools to help defray the cost of maintaining the forum. Our goal is to respond to 90% of all posts. We appreciate your support.
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Which Web Service are you using? DBXL handles this fine.