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Hi smonczka,
Check out this blog: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/jo-anne_alfafara/archive/2010/10/06/side-by-side-versioning-with-content-types2.aspx
The steps on how to configure a content type in your form library is detailed in the section "Create a new Form Library and add the Content Types"
The tutorial uses two content types. ...
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Hi sullisync - when does it show this error? Does it show when opening a new form using the new template? Did you republish the old form as content type as well?
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It seems that the email data connection is set as a default submit. Instead of using the default submit in InfoPath, try adding a button and add your custom code to that button. =)
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Hi mikelchris,
I'm on InfoPath 2010, so I'm not sure if that option is available in your data connection wizard.
So you have this configured in your Submit Options and yet you still get the popup window?
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What happens after you relinked the forms?
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Hi mikelchris,
You'd want to make sure that the email data connection is not checked as default submit connection. Also, in the Submit Options dialog, check "Allow users to submit this form" but select the option "Perform custom action using Code", then edit code.
Can you try that?
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Hi sullisnyc,
By publishing as content types, you can have your existing forms open using the old template and new forms in the new version of your template.
Check out this blog: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/jo-anne_alfafara/archive/2010/10/06/side-by-side-versioning-with-content-types2.aspx
Hope that helps.
Thanks,
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Hello iammontoya,
Yes, this is definitely possible with Qdabra's DBXL. You can query your SharePoint list and submit InfoPath forms to SQL or SharePoint. You can download a free trial of DBXL v2.6 here.
The DBXL package is installable and has a set of web services to interact with SQL database without the need of writing code.
Let me ...
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Hi Yeliz,
I'm not quite sure why you're editing using the XML file. You can edit the form fields using InfoPath Designer.