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Hi again,
Thanks for the eloquently worded, thoughtful response. in your original post, you said something about needing to unregister the form due to a concern about it colliding with another form. Not sure what you mean by this and I'm guessing it is not an issue.
Full trust seems fine given your scenario. You could also look at submitting the ...
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You could also use merge forms on load ...
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Michael,
Another idea is to use a downlevel viewer for the form so that when they click on it from the website the browser shows it as HTML. If the users can see the SharePoint site, then they have HTML browsers. Take a look at our Forms Viewer product (there is an evaluation version in Downloads->Free). That would allow you to create the ...
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Hi Erwin,
Great idea! I hadn't thought of that control. Do you have this working?
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi John and welcome to our forum!
Thanks for the great info!
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Lucian,
Have you looked into at writing some .NET code behind the form to do this?
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Thierry - thanks for sending the links!
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Doug,
Word Smart Docs have to be installed too and, in general, are more of a deployment hassle than InfoPath forms.
I think the problem is the ''saving the form's data''. If the code is doing this programmatically, then it's a security hole and the workaround is to make the form trusted, aka Full Trust. If instead, you submit the form to a ...
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Hi Jerome,
Send me e-mail and I'll forward to Joshua and see if he knows where it is. It was an ActiveX sample for plotting values in InfoPath.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Thierry,
Sorry for the delay here. You will have to do the equivalent of an AppExec command to launch InfoPath and specify the the xsn file as a parameter. It's totally possible from code.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev