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There are lots of documents on the Microsoft site that show examples of OnVersionUpgrade event handlers. For example: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/bb229744(v=office.12).aspx
The 2003 SDK also has more examples of javascript (2003-2007-2010). JavaScript is not compatible for browser forms, but you can easily convert the code ...
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Hi,
What would the code be if I wanted to programmatically update the form? Also do you know how long it takes InfoPath to clear their cache? So for example would it automatically update the version after a certain period of time?
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All, I was able to create another view with only a couple of fields and the email submit button. it emailed successfully from the browser. Hence, the error message is accurate, there is something wrong with the primary view.
I'm a a bit of newbie, how do I track down what the error in the view might be? ...
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Hi Tom,
Can you send us a working and a non-working form for us to compare?
You can send them to support at qdabra dot com. Thanks!
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I've constructed an InfoPath 2010 form that submits to DBXL using SubmitDocumentAsUser. I've configured it as what looks like the exact settings as two other forms I currently have properly working. The form posts to a library depending on a status value in the form. The data value is promoted to the library via a content ...
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hey All,
I have created a browser-based for with two buttons. button A uses rules to submit the form to a form library on SP 2010. Button B is a submit button that uses an email submit.
when I use the preview function in infopath 2010 designer, both buttons work just fine. When I publish the form, the rules-based ...
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It's all for populating drop-downs.
The form allows users to submit expense vouchers for payment, so one of the drop-downs contains the vendor list (~8,000)
There are several large populations of data like this on the form
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Is the query used to get data for validation, or populate some dropdowns?
For validation, you can do filtered queries based on other form input to reduce the data returned but still perform the validation.
And remember, with a browser form, all the data you retrieve is kept as part of the form state on the server. Multiply this by the ...
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Hi
I have just experienced the same issue with a couple of forms - did you resolve ?
Catharine
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Yes, the existing solution is a browser form, and while slow it does work.
Unfortunately the business need for this depends on having this massive amount of data, and it be browser based. I'll just have to get creative I guess.