InfoPath Dev

 I had to move a SharePoint site to a new SharePoint web app.  I've updated the data connections in my InfoPath form design and republished it as an administrator approved form.  The updated form has been upload via Central Admin.  Forms that previously existed in my document library open just fine in a browser.  ...

When updating an administrator approved InfoPath form the deployment takes much longer on one server.  We have 4 servers in our farm and the timer job that results from "Uploading a form template" in Central Admin completes in under 30 seconds on 3 servers.  On the fourth server is takes from 15 to 20 minutes.  All ...

I trying to execute a CAML Query (using SPQuery) and the fields in my Where clause have spaces in them.  One of the fields has a Display Name of "Form Type".  I have tried "Form Type", "Form_x0020_Type" and "Form%5fx0020%5fType" in my code but my queries do not work.  When I use ...

I have an InfoPath 2007 Form that is backended by a SharePoint 2010 Document Library.  The app has been in production for several years and been updated dozens of times without issue.  The form has 400+ fields that were promoted into SharePoint "single line of text" columns.  I am testing the app in SharePoint ...

Fixed by not doing a Quick Publish and instead selecting Publish and Publish form to SharePoint Library.  Deactivating the feature and re-activating it.

Jim,  Thank you for the response.  I believe the href is correct. The line of XML looks like this:  PIVersion="1.0.0.0" href="https://sharepoint.abc,def/FormServerTemplates/Document%20Marking.xsn"?> And the InfoPath xsn is there.   Can you think of anything else I should ...

Hello, We are in the process of migrating from SP 2007 to SP 2010 and one of my InfoPath forms has an issue.  The form was developed in InfoPath 2007, is web enabled and has some C# code in it.  I've updated several data connections and I can create a new form with a browser and successfully save it.  However, if ...

It appears I was using Conditional Formatting and I am only displaying rows based on a field computed off a date.  The real issue is dates are now including a time zone designation which breaks my condition.   Old format 2012-11-16T00:00:00  New format 2012-11-16T00:00:00-05:00 At the moment, I am not sure if something ...

In the past week I have had several forms break and they all have one thing in common.  They have a repeating table based on a secondary data source that was filtered.  The forms were all developed in InfoPath 2007 and have not been changed for many months.  I have seen several posts on filtering secondary data sources and I believe ...

try adding the mailto:joe@example.com to your Local Intranet sites in IE.