InfoPath Dev

Hello once again *g* I have a new problem. I have web browser enabled form. This form has as a secondary data source a XML file which is stored on the same SharePoint in a form library. When I test my InfoPath form in InfoPath client I can connect to the XML file in SharePoint (via a Dropdown Menu Control in InfoPath). But if I open this form in ...

Hello, I want to use the “FormServer.aspx?” link to deploy an a URL string as a feature (entry in edit menu on a content type). See the element XML here: <?xml version=''1.0'' encoding=''utf-8'' ?> <Elements xmlns=''http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/''> <CustomAction Id=''Mms.SEJAMS.CreateMail2'' ...

Hello once again, I designed a form template for publishing on SharePoint. Additional I used property promotion on InfoPath for showing information#%92s of the form in SharePoint. I don't know if this is a bug: I published my form with a set of properties to promote. Later I went to the form options -> property promotions once again and I ...

Thanks a lot. I solved the my problem by using UDCX Files. The think is, that a have to eit these files later if I use another system because at current time it is not possible to design formlibrarys and content type as a feature. But it helps.

Hello, here is my problem: I have created a aspx page in SharePoint Designer. On this page I put with the XmlFormView Control a web browser enabled InfoPath 2007 form. Works fine. Now I want to pass two params via the URL to the InfoPath form. For example: The URL to the aspx page with the form is: myserver/site/infopathpage.aspx Imagine I ...

Hello, I have a question: How can I send and receive between my browser enabled InfoPath form and SharePoint Lists and Libraries? In my scenario I have two SharePoint servers 1. Development and testing server 2. Live System In InfoPath I define the data connections static: I saidhttp://servername and so on... how can I configure this ...

Thanks a lot, I found it too, yesterday. thx!! quote:Originally posted by davidair Patrick has a good point of avoiding using code, but doing a submit from code is actually pretty simple. First, make sure you've got Submit configured, then, in your code, simply write: this.Submit() Let me know if this helped.

Yes, I know but don't know the code I have to write to start the submit process! ;)

Hmm, this was a question! Once again: How can I start the submit process via code in a event handler which is on a button. I do not speak from the InfoPath Toolbar Buttons in the Ribbon. I put a own button named ''Save'' on the form. quote:Originally posted by K.Ramana Reddy Hi, yes,when you click on ''Submit'' button,it will start to submit ...

Hello All, I have an InfoPath web-browser enabled form and I want to use the ''submit-function'' in InfoPath to store the form in a SharePoint Document Library. So far, I know (and it works :-) I can use the submit-options in InfoPath via the GUI. But actually it is recommended using some code for creating the filename. The filename would be ...