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Hi Nikihoi,
First some questions:
1. Does the form contain any code?
2. Is the form full trust?
3. Will your users be logged into your organization's domain with a VPN link?
4. Where are forms saved to? Internal or external location?
5. Does the form currently use e-mail?
6. How often will the form change?
7. Do the people accessing remotely need ...
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Hi Basescu,
See my reply here:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4302
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Hi Rob and welcome to our forum!
I have sent e-mail out to our developers and hopefully we'll have an answer soon. This is an easy question. You need to use the InfoPath object model and once you have added a reference to that, you should be able to reference it. There is a method called NewFromSolution I think that allows you to specify the ...
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Do you have the InfoPath plugin for 2005? I believe it's in the Office installation. It is not installed by default. Please go to Control Panel / Add Remove Programs. Click Office, expand InfoPath and select .NET Programmability Support and at the leaf node you should find Visual Studio Tools for Applications. After you insall this, please let us ...
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Hi Cchenning and welcome to ourforum!
Great idea. We have been working on a big change to the website to enable more sample forms. This should be available soon. Of course, we cannot create samples for every topic area.
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FormTemplate.Status in the Microsoft.Office.Infopath.Server.Administration namespace
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Hi Ivl,
You can go to this site:http://formsboard.com/ and login as demo@qdabra.com with pw=InfoPath2007. Click on Sales Leads link. Click New and you will see the form. Let me know if you can't get to the code, but it's pretty easy to do. I had heard that filtering and IPFS didn't work, but seems like this does. It may be that it just requires a ...
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Hi Ellen and welcome to our forum,
This is a common problem and it is vexing due to the SharePoint security model. Unfortunately, with SharePoint (both 2003 and 2007) you can't change the read permissions programmatically based on the state of a field in the form (or the fact that it has been submitted).
Two options:
1) you can e-mail the form ...
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Hi Diaboloche,
I'm sorry but I don't quite uderstand what you are looking for. This does seem like more of a straightforward coding question and I don't see where this has much to do with InfoPath. We are helping people with InfoPath not coding.
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Hi Rolf and welcome to our forum!
Someone asked me the same question during a presentation today at a conference in Orlando. Unfortunately, I don't know much about DB2 but there must be a way to get the data out of it. Certainly Web services would be one way. Multiple Web services are supported from the same form. Most of our forms call 10-20 ...