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Hi again,
Just a guess but maybe you don't have the right write permissions on some temporary directory that VSTO wants to use to cache your project. Or, maybe it's just a VSTO+IP bug. :)
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Hi Bob,
I think a domain admin just needs to approve the publish. If you are a domain admin you should be able to go to the publish location and one of the actions there should be approve. I saw this demoed at TechEd in June but don't remember the exact sequences. Ed Essey at Microsoft is the program manager for Forms Services. If you can't find ...
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As Matt states, InfoPath can be used to do simple reporting. It can even be used to generate headers and footers with some limitations. However, the general advice regarding reporting is not to rely on InfoPath for complex reports. Note that header/footer support is richer in InfoPath 2007.
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One way would be to check against your company's Active Directory to verify that the alias matches the username. You could use the Active Directory web service to do this. We have some examples of auto-completion that check AD first before allowing e-mail submit.
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Hi Jason,
Sure this is possible using expression boxes. We have done this for several projects. It requires more work, but IP is flexible enough to handle it. Some coding may be required, but in theory you could do it using rules.
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Hi Hans,
The Smart Combo already supports type ahead and that should work by default without the need for a special xpath filter. I will check with our test team and see if there is an issue when using secondary XML files.
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Hi GW,
Sorry for not replying sooner. This is the Japanese forum which is currently inactive. Please post your question to one of the other forums and someone will respond next week.
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Hi Scott,
Thanks for the great feedback! We could add this feature, but because names are not generally unique (whereas aliases are) we decided the alias was better for the current version. We'll look into this for the next version.
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Hi Zaphi,
Thanks for replying again. Sorry for the delay here. We can definitely provide some code snippets. I'll ask someone on our team to do this over the weekend.
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Hi Phil and welcome to our forum!
How about adding an e-mail submit action after the SharePoint submit that sends the form to the public folder? That's easier than creating a SharePoint event handler. There might be an easier way to do it with SharePoint 2007, but for 2003 I'd just have the e-mail submit as part of the submit. You can chain the ...