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Hi Song and welcome to our forum!
How are you deleting it? Why not create an XSD file outside of InfoPath and create a form from it - then the namespace will be whatever you want. Otherwise, you have to change it in multiple places (for example, the XSF).
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Hi Alexander,
Probably because you are in the designer and you can't edit it at the same time that InfoPath is editing it. Just a guess though.
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Hi Navid,
Did you create your form from the Web service? Are you using InfoPath 2007? If so open the form in the Designer. Go to Tools->Convert Main Data Source and upgrade it after you have removed the requirement from the WS and DB.
Good luck!
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Hi again,
Yes, it's a Web service that integrates with SharePoint to allow storing forms in SQL (but you're still using SharePoint to view, etc.). Works with Form Server, etc.
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Hi Homeguard and welcome to our forum!
This is a common problem of SharePoint - it limits display to flat structures. For a relational structure, you'll want to use SQL (in addition to SharePoint). That will also provide other benefits such as permissions, reporting, etc. Our Qdabra Database accelerator simplifies integration with SQL and includes ...
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Just add an ''accelerator'' to the button. Then you can do alt + a key to submit. Add a button for submit. Double click on the button in designer. Go to Advanced. Add a key to where it says Alt+___.
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Hi Russ,
You'd have to convert it. That'll take some time. Sorry about the JScript.
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Hi MylesRip and welcome to our forum,
I'm not sure - I haven't seen this before. Have you tried ''converting'' a regular Web service or SQL data connection into a UDC connection? Maybe pointing to a site and converting will automatically create one.
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Hi Trunzoc and welcome to our forum!
To answer your questions:
1. Yes, you can do this. Use the e-mail adapter and AttachmentFileName. Here's an example:
objEmailAdapter.AttachmentFileName = strName + ''–'' + strDate + ''.xml'';
BTW: this is documented in the InfoPath 2003 SDK, a great reference if you haven't downloaded it yet.
2. To ...
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Hi Alexander,
You are a major sports fan! Anyway, if you are using InfoPath and SharePoint 2007, I recommend using UDC files. If not, I recommend creating a ''config'' file which encodes the web service and then adding code to open and connect to that Web service.
Regards,