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Hi,
The trick here is to make sure that the Name and the Title field of your picture in the SharePoint library are the same. So then you can use the Title column - select this in your InfoPath form's data connection.
I hope that helps! Let me know if you have other questions.
Cheers!
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Well, yes, I think for some reason the form is opening in client for her and that is why it won't open - she has IP 2007 installed. Can you find out?
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yes it opens the forms for me in the web browser..... you think she is opening these forms with Infopath client itself? Maybe she is still using client 2007 to open a browser form? Can a person even do that? I am reaching here..... I dont know.
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Try uploading the form I attached.
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I created a form with a dim statement in the form load and received the error. Sent repor instructions to MS to see if we can get the Sandboxed Solutions turned on.
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I tried what you just did with Hilary awhile ago and it didn't work.
Actually I just tried again and it does work.
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Looks like this could be the problem. Can you tell me what type of code is in the template. I cannot see any of the code because i get the error that the C# or VB code is not included in the template. Let me know how I can create a similar form and I will send this to MS.
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I just have a hard time understanding how an XML created with IP 2007 would fail to open in the browser with an IP 2010 form. When you try to open the existing XML, do they open in the browser for you successfully?
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Save the XSN to your local drive, then right click on the file and select Design.
Then you can go thru the publishing wizard.
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yes i publish it the same way...... to the Sharepoint Library. Yes, it is also a SP 2010 site. follow the publish wizard just like with the 2007 forms........