InfoPath Dev

It is publishing but stating it can only be opened in Info-path Filler. "he Form template has been published to the server but it can only be opened in the InFoPath Filler because it contains Features that are not compatible with Web browsers." It was working great until it was injected? I made sure the compatibility was set to ...

Thanks for the reply, Ernesto. Yes, the SQL server is on a separate instance on our network.  It's not on the same farm or any of the servers on the farm.  I had no problem initially setting it up to communicate with the DB, but when trying to use existing tables in a new instance of DBXL, I'm gettng some sort of permission ...

You could give the user a little clear button that sets the field bound to the options back to blank.

I'd guess just this.Errors.Count() - does that work?

Hi - to add to what Ernesto posted, the data will have to be in the main data source of your form to submit or update - so you'll need to copy the data from the secondary data connection into your main data source. You can use the qRules CopyTable or Insert command for this - the important part is that you'll need to be sure to copy in the ...

So - are the warnings in the design checker actually preventing you from publishing?

Hi, I am an intern, so I apologize if this is a silly question, but I'm working to make a trial request process contained within Sharepoint. I was making some fields required with data validation and I have a few things going on. If a certain part of the process isn't going to be used, there is a N/A check box that hides that section. ...

Thanks for the reply, your assistance is much appreciated. I downloaded the form and publish to a new library. Publish OK and the form opens in browser with Hello there! any thoughts Thanks. Rob Wilde

I fixed it by adding a 12 pixel padding to the bottom of my multiline text boxes. Right click on the Control, go to the Control Properties, on the Size tab, change the Padding, Bottom spec to 12 px. Works for any font.

I know this is an old post, but I would be interested in how you accomplished this as well.