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Hi SWhiteCSR,
Publishing to multiple locations won't work because each XSN will have it's own unique href pointing to where it was published and all XML files created from that will inherit the same identity.
You should use URN-based form templates which are "location" independent.
Have you read this blog post: ...
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Hey Nash,
For over five years people have been asking us to debug their Active Directory code. So, we developed an Active Directory Web Service: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ADWebService.aspx. It's cheap and comes with an hour of support.
If you aren't a developer, I recommend trying our service. It has a lot of features and will ...
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Yes, just use a link to it. In the InfoPath Designer, you can choose to have the image in the form or as a link. If the form is already created, you will need to ask the form designer, to add a field and provide optional display depending on whether a link or attachment is used.
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Hi M,
I'll ask one of our developers to respond. More soon.
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Hi Patrick and welcome,
1) Rules fire on change events. If the section is signed, it isn't going to change. Best practice is to condition the rule to fire on a field data change or button press event and then have the condition. Try display the values you are using in your condition in the view - so you can see what they are and debug the ...
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Hi VivaSuzi,
Interesting question. So far as I know, there is no way to do this via the designer. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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Hi Chuck C.
My guess is that they are not using Outlook 2007 or have it improperly configured. Ask them to repair Office by going to Control Panel and choosing Microsoft Office and Repair.
Good luck!
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You've discovered one of SharePoint's largest limitations - it doesn't handle repeating structures. To get around this, you should submit your data to a SQL DB and use a SharePoint data view Web Part to display the data (or a SQL Report, or Excel Services Web Part connected to SQL). You can also use Excel client to create rich ...
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Hi Handyman,
The InfoPath editor cannot edit the InfoPath form's template, which is where the default data is stored. You should use a secondary data source to load and save your default values. An easy solution would be to store the default value of 300 in an XML file that you have on your Web server (or you could use a SharePoint ...
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Hi Gil,
You shouldn't have to republish your XSN to SharePoint. Adding the template to DAT and clicking Save should automatically republish to SharePoint. You need to let DAT do this so that the PI and href in the solution are correctly referring to the DBXL instance which is the core store for your data (that's because the Web Service is ...