InfoPath Dev

Patrick, Thanks for the reply.  I guess using the term "save" was incorrect.  I actually have the save option disabled.  Yes,we use the Infopath Client to fill out forms.  The form is submitted to a document library using the qRule ChangeSubmitUrl command.  This allows us to submit the xml file to the ...

Hi Doreen, Sorry I forgot to mention the picture button is available if you are using InfoPath 2010. I'm afraid the only way to add the image to your button is to add it as a resource file and edit through XSL stylesheet.. Sorry, it's been a while since I've been on IP2007 - to export as source files, I think it's File > ...

To Patrick.. a) I have directed "C\" to "C:\".. b) I've also set the form as Full trusted.. This is the error I get!! Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at test.FormCode.SaveAs_Clicked(Object sender, ClickedEventArgs e) at ...

Are you using qRules? Do you fill out yoru forms in the InfoPath client (not the browser)? If so, there is a SetSave command that you can use .

thanks Patrick, I actually just found the answer. Libraries are like lists can be updated with CAML with one exception, only those columns can be updated which are not bound to Infopath fields. In other words if you create a library by publishing Infopath form, then you'll need to go to Sharepoint and add extra columns to the ...

InfoPath forms use a URLMON redirect to open via a client side Dll called InLaunch.DLL. A registry setting us used to perform the redirect. Sounds like this registry setting may have been removed. I recommend repairing Office.

Hi ESB1922 and welcome! You mention "update forms library with CAML and Web Service" but what are you trying to do here? Libraries store XML data and you can't demote the column values into the XML unless you enable that in the Library Settings - try that. In general, this is not a best practice because it could break ...

In the Library's -> Advanced Settings tab is it set to open in the browser by default?

Try removing the form from your user's cache. On your user's machine, close all InfoPath forms. Go to Windows Start and launch InfoPath Filler (or InfoPath for 2007). Find the form template and click remove. Close InfoPath. Now try to reopen your form.