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Hi again Liorlankri!
Do you have that site in your ''Trusted Sites'' (IE-Tools-Settings-Security...). If so, remove it and add it to Local Intranet. If not, what does the .NET code do?
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Hi Will,
Usually, people want to go the other way around. We have developed tools to ''pre-populate'' InfoPath forms based on Excel spreadsheets, but the process highly dependent on the type of data-source (schema) you have for the InfoPath form. Do you already have an InfoPath form that you want to input them into or would you be creating this ...
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My guess is that your managed code needs to update the data source in someway to get the refresh to happen.
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Hi Boris,
Looks like that is managed code. Did you create a VS project and try to compile? ''Compile'' usually means code and not script although .NET is actually JITted and interpreted (i.e. compiled to an intermediate form). Our book covers creating .NET projects. If you really don't want to use managed code, you can do the above with a full ...
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Hi Liorlankri,
You've got 120 posts and you are still asking us to be your code monkeys ... :) Well, we get paid for this from other people ... :) Anyway, feel free to paypal us $25 and I'll have someone send you the code. If you're lucky, maybe someone will just offer the code out of the kindness of their hearts, but seriously, you need to learn ...
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Hi Skully,
Go to Tools->Form Options->Security and set your form to be fully trusted and then try. If that doesn't work, check out chapter 8 of our book. Cheers!
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Hi Gillian and welcome to our forum!
Sounds like you need to create a new record before submitting. I believe this has been discussed previously. There is a default new record functionality when you create a form using a database connection. You should be able to reuse that.
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Hi Erwin,
Is this an InfoPAth question or an ASPX question? Are you trying to send command line parameters to InfoPath from your ASPX page? If so, there have been many posts. Please search the InfoPath Dev Forums for ''passing command line parameters'' ... Good luck!
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Hi Shaul,
Excel is a 20 year-old product that has shipped ~10 versions. InfoPath has shipped 2 versions. In addition, InfoPath is not a spreadsheet, it is a forms product, so providing all of these functions is not really a huge benefit since most forms writers don't need them and those that do can just write code ... :)
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Hi Stephen,
The solution template must be downloaded so that the form can be displayed. That's essentially like giving them read-only access to the form's XSN file (which they need to open the XML form). So, why not just lock them from edits? If you have other info on the sub site which is sensitive, consider publishing the form to a separate ...