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Awesome thanks for clarifying the technical details!
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I created a form using InfoPath 2007 and saved it to a service drive where all users have access. When someone using 2010 tries to open the form, they get the following error:
"This form can not be opened because it requires the domain permission level and it currently has restricted permission. To fix this problem, open the form ...
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Yes, sorry, I wasn't clear - the control is IPFS compatible (either set to include the pic in the form data or to add the pic as a linked image) - but copying and pasting just doesn't work - I'm guessing it would be because IPFS is using a different mechanism to attach the pictures - the browser dialogs that pop up for the ...
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I did check MSDN and the Picture Box Control is compatible for Forms Server 2010, ( Ive Tested this and it works)
Just weird they disable the cut and paste functionality(rendering in I.E.) when it works in preview(Client opens)!! I can cut and paste any text but who knows? thanks for the help on checking.
:)
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Euw - looks like this is just not IPFS compatible - I'll go update my blog post with that info.
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I have a Picture Control with a repeating table. (got inspired from the new blog . Thanks)
The info path form is enabled for Forms Server (form already displays multiple pictures controls set programmatically via sharepoint and code behind in my form)
I want to make a seperate view where a user can Ctrl-V a picture ( in a ...
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Can you attach your form under the options tab in a reply?
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Hello Forum,
I am using infopath 2010 and Nintex 2010.I have designed a infopath "Insert" form and has 2 view as "Approve" + "Read Only" with a Nintex WF. I have put 2 buttons "Approve" "Reject" into my "Approve" views and just a 1 "button" called as "exit" in ...
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Thanks for replying Hilary. Yes - I have a rule that switches views and then sets a caller field to the username() function. The view is being switched - but the "Caller" field is not getting set to userName() function. Please let me know what troubleshooting I can go thorough.
Much Appreciated,
Sam.
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If you open the text box for the date in Form B, it should have some formatting options to allow you to display the date in a particular date format. You could also display it in a Calculated Value box, which has similar formatting options.