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I have seen this issue myself with some of our own internal forms. I happen to have the full version of Acrobat so I just print to a PDF instead of export from InfoPath.
I suspect this issue is a result of the most recent service pack for Office because this did not happen before for me either.
If you have any machines you can test this on ...
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Hi Will,
Sounds like you should take a look at using the InfoPath template parts - sounds like that is exactly what you need for re-using the same layout over and over again:
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2007/03/14/template-parts-101.aspx
Ted
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Saw this on the InfoPath blog today, Excel sheet that shows you where your InfoPath 2007 commands are in InfoPath 2010!
This should be helpful. Direct download from here.
Ted
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Hi,
If you are using IPFS (InfoPath Form Services (browser) forms) the only way to submit to a SQL DB is via a web service. If you are using InfoPath client (rich client) then you can bind your form directly to a SQL DB but that has limitaitons (tightly coupled approach) and requires more work when you make changes in your form (or in your ...
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Hi Maulin,
What exactly do you mean by "standalone" application?
Here is an MSDN article that might be what you are looking for: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb251028.aspx and then http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms406041.aspx
However this usage of InfoPath does not eliminate the license requirement on the ...
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Hi,
I am assuming you have tried something similar to the attached sample form I put together? InfoPath will only let you add so many filter conditions (5) on the list box so that may be a problem. if you add a text field for type of loan (secured or unsecured) it might be easier than just using the amount Unsecure of Secured fields ...
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Hi,
It looks like you are not using any tables in the design, you have laid out everything without tables and the width's of the text boxes etc are a fixed length.
You should take a loook at this article for some design tips: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/HA011227811033.aspx
If you use layout tables this will help a lot.
Typically ...
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Hi Nick with a browser based form your friend is going to be web services. Also, if you ever want to submit data from a browser form to SQL you have to use web services in MOSS 2007.
We have a product called DBXL (Database Accelerator) that should solve your problems, our Beginner version will query the SQL data for you: ...
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Chris,
Can you look in the Qdabra event log on that server and see if an error or warning can be found that correlates to the user trying to sbumit? If you can't find it easily perhaps you can ask them to submit again while you have the event log open so you can see if it pops up then.
This should help us figure out the issue. ...
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Hi,
We have a lot of experience with both (we both work for Qdabra Software).
If you start a new post in this forum though (SharePoint fourm) we or others can try to answer:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/46.aspx
Ted