InfoPath Dev

If you use the custom upgrade with code option, that means the burden is on you to write code to determine what needs to be upgraded and make the modifications therein.  The automatic upgrade functionality gets turned off.  That's a pretty big hassle and a reason why it's usually not a good idea to do the upgrade in code or ...

I am developing an InfoPath 2010 template with compatibility for InfoPath 2007 and published to a SharePoint Server 2010 form library as a thick client template (cf. browser based). The template also runs code behind (VB), so is fully trusted and signed with a certificate. The problem I am facing is trying to determine the SharePoint user who ...

Thanks for the quick response, Jimmy. Ah, my:AllReq is the new field and the form's schema update hasn't happened yet when VersionUpgrade is called, right? So that node is not found. Hmm, where should I copy the legacy node data to then? Am I way off base here? Sorry for my noobness.

Here is a good article to look over that summarizes the major items that will slow down performance for your browser form.  Note that most will also apply to 2010 as well. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb380251(v=office.12).aspx The point you called out is saying that using filters will retrieve all the data (however many that is) ...

Ok, so let me try to get us on the same page here. You've mentioned this list with 400+ items a few times.  Is each view referencing the same 400+ item list, with the use of filters, or does each view make use of a different 400+ item list?  If it's all the same list, are you re-querying it (i.e. re-triggering the data ...

You should use that file to create an XML File data connection, not a web service connection.

I've set up the SubmitToSharePointList command and it is working when I preview the form, but when I try it from within a web browser I'm getting the 'Failed to Submit to Sharepoint' error.  I did choose browser form when I injected qRules.  Any other reason why it would not work in a browser form?

I trying to use http://parsharesites.parsons.com/corp/eqm/tracking/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?Cmd=Display&List={1F42242F-D96A-4080-B9C2-571AB7429F68}&View={2CC3146E-DA23-480E-95A9-8E02747EF735}&XMLDATA=TRUE but i'm getting WSDLReader:Could not find '/definitions' inside the default WSDL namespace. Unspecified error  - ...

If you broke up the time elements into separate pieces it would be pretty easy with some rules to make sure the time falls within your window.  So have an hour control, minute control, and am/pm dropdown.  Then create your custom logic to ensure that the time is between 8am and 230pm.  Hope that makes sense.  If you need some ...

You could use a flie attachment control.  Then upload your excel file as the default value.  This will include the excel file each time the form is opened by the user.  Hope this helps!