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Hi John,
Do you have some sort of permissions/rules running in your form - for example, if current user is not the one who created the form, it switches to a read-only view?
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Hi Rakesh,
By saying "development environment", is that another SharePoint server? If the form works when previewed using InfoPath client but throws error after publishing in SharePoint, then it could be a cross domain issue. Try changing the form to full trust.
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Hi Jacob,
Sorry I'm not sure how to do that. But you can try creating an InfoPath Form Web Part and use the browser link to your new form. Your users will see the new (blank) form in the Web Part everytime they access the page.
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Hillary - thanx for quick reply.
Sorry for being a bit dumb but I started with Infopath/Sharepoint only three weeks ago and I'm not a coder and this is a newbi forum ... , so i guess it's OK to ask :-)
Would you mind to elaborate on consequences of saving as source files, please. I'm creating this in a rather complex corp ...
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Hi Jo-Anne
To clarify, the infopath template is held in SharePoint and the XML document will save to the SharePoint form library, but because of some content in the form not being available in forms services, the form is opened by the local infopath client to enter the data then saved back to the SharePoint form library.
Thanks in advance ...
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Hi!
I have a project that needs the Microsoft.SharePoint dlls and Microsoft.SharePoint.Security.
When I refer to the DLLS the published project increases by nearly 5 MB, I saw a project that was developed in 2008 server that has the dlls referenced with only 200kb.
I would like to know how not to increase the size by adding the published file ...