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Hi Valtteri,
We have customers today with hundreds of thousands of forms stored in SQL via DBXL. Our forms hosting service, which we are launching this summer, will have millions of forms, all stored in SQL via DBXL.
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Best practice is to use the default SharePoint locking functionality.
SharePoint does lock forms and it has a 10 minute expiration if the user goes loffline. For example, if users open a form and then go offline, the lock will expire in 10 minutes. So long as they have it open and they have an active session, I believe it won't expire (but, ...
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Make sure the new node is not "required". Then, InfoPath will do it automatically.
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You could create an Excel spreadsheet that contains rows for each form and use our XLS to XML tool to upload them.
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No, there is no major shift between InfoPath 2003 and InfoPath 2007. You are experiencing a very rare issue.
Questions:
How big is your XSN file (the InfoPath template)
How big is the XML file you are trying to open?
Do you have any data connections in the XSN? For example, to pull from SharePoint List?
My guess is that you ...
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Depends on your form's scenario. I don't think one can say that one should always use Programmatic Inserts of rows. Nor can one say you should always use the default InfoPath widgets that exist. It depends on the requirements of your form.
In general, use buttons and programmatic inserts when you want to control how many rows the user is ...
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There are a few special XSL tags for special InfoPath controls (like datepicker, etc.), but in general it is not proprietary except for a handful of special controls, that you don't need for this.
My guess is that you are not referencing the XML correctly because the schema namespace is needed or something. Your external XSL may be ok because ...
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Looks like email is bouncing. This may be as easy as refreshing the taskpane. I don't know. Greg is back from vacation on 6.21. He may have a good idea. We do a lot of taskpanes here at Qdabra and I've never seen this issue. Probably related to Robert's controls. Good luck!
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Hi Nicolela,
You will need to query the database to display "available for credit" as soon as they enter it. You can provide search using substring or dropdowns that form a taxonomy which browse the items. You will need to set up a data connection to query the database either directly or using a Web service. Note that you will need to ...
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Double click on the textbox. Go to Display tab. Click Conditional Formatting. Click Add. In first dropdown select "Select set of signable data" and add the section that you have a digital signature on. In second dropdown choose "is signed".