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My file is over 256kb and it won't let me attach it.
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Hi
i have a form library with some forms in it
i have created another browser based form library now i need to sent the data of the form library to the new browser based form library
when i sent those forms to the browser based library and try to open the forms it is not opening in the browser.
help needed
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Hi, it's me again. a follow-up in my attempts.
I will try the following setup:
Input via InfoPath form (Browser or Filler, depending on the operating system) and output, the report itself made via Ms-access. In that way I can reduze the InfoPath file and leave it with the checklist in InfoPath and the report itself can be ...
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Yes, I found it around the time I tried to publish:
"03/07/2013 17:48:51.80 SPUCHostService.exe (0x07E4) 0x191C SharePoint Foundation Sandboxed Code Service fe8i Medium
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It is more likely that the SPUCWorkerProcess thread is timing out - do you have access to the SharePoint Log files? Look for a message that says:
Timeout while waiting for request to complete within the sandboxed appdomain
around about the time you are trying to publish.
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I have a form with about 200 fields that I need to make read-only after it is submitted. I know this is feasible (I followed this guide, but I am getting an error when copying over my fields to the read-only view. Publishing works up until a certain point, and then it seems after a certain number of fields I become unable to publish, with the ...
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We are having aa probblem with forms using older versions of the forms that are stored in cache.
The only way we have found to fix the problem is to clear the cache.. the infopath versioning sometimes works, sometimes not .. depending on the level of operasting system used. XP, XP pro, Win 7 ..
We store our fom templates in sharpoint ...
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You bet - now, so you know for the future, what helps me figure this stuff out is to put a plain text box on the form that is bound to the same field in the data source. Then preview the form - check and uncheck the box and you'll see the actual value on the form in the text box. You can also open an XML file created by the form in a ...
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That is what I missed.
Always the simple things. :P
Thanks for your help!
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Hi - this is one of those things in InfoPath that it seems should be so very easy but is not. In order to submit your repeating data to a list, you will likely need to write some code (or you can try qRules, which does a slick job of this). Here's an MSDN article that may be helpful if you choose to write code for this.