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Hello,
I am a newbie in Infopath forms. I have updated/modified an infopath form that was already published on SharePoint while being saved on C drive. After making changes, I renamed it and published to the same SharePoint Library, but when I and users open in normal mode, we see that old version. However, when I open in Design mode, I see the ...
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InfoPath 2010 features unavailable in Web browser forms (comparative compatibility matrix)
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Not sure if my workaround will work for everyone, but what I did was from Visual Studio 2010 to call the Shell command and open up an instance of Infopath and specify the path to my Infopath form. This works for me and perhaps it will work for you.
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There were a lot of threads on this and the answer is NO (OOTB or using relative URI).
And depending on the kind of template and/or data connection *you did not mention which), some like Sharepoint List Form and Workflow Form is not even possible to republish OOTB with absolute links.
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DBXL will map the data to SQL, so the data will still be available via SQL to anyone who has permissions to read it.
The problems only begin with there is another process adding data to or modifying the data in SQL. Will those other departments be only reading the data, or modifying it?
In other words, will DBXL be the only process ...
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Hello everyone,
I'm pretty new on this forum and maybe the subject has already come up.
I've an infopath form on which I have data connexion transformed into udcx files.
the problem is, even if I can change the url of the ucdx files I am not able to publish the Infopath form template with a relative URL, since I'm ...
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Sorry, I do not understand what you were asking and tried to guess what was your problem in my reply.You are writing that you were able to open in browser the forms that "have been designed to open in the filler application"AFAIK, Infopath Filler Form cannot be opened in browser while Web Browser Form can be opened both in browser ...
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That wont affect the links to the form, which is the issue, as for them to open in the browser you simply add "?OpenIn=Browser" at the end of the link for it to open in the browser.
They have been designed to open in the filler application and so I will need to make that work for now.
Thanks
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Thank you for your answer.
My main concern is that the data in SQL will be used by other departments and as it stands will need to remain in SQL. Is there an easy to update a table in SQL with the information collected and manged by DBXL?
Even with consultancy work it sounds like a 'web service'/'DBXL to SQL solution' created ...
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I have just tried but failed to reproduce your problem having in Form Options > Versioning the default options:Update template: Automatically update the template (recommended)Update existing forms: Automatically upgrade existing formsI would have tried, one step after another
to check that your previous XML data forms did fail to ...