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Hi Diana,
Yes you can use the old SharePoint library as a secondary data source for that information.
Why is the form corrupt? Have you tried to extract the xsn from SharePoint to see if you can recover that? Or is that where it is corrupt?
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Hi Jeff,
My first thought on this is that you have an issue with the schema of the form - the way you have structured the repeating section is leading to this? Can you put your schema in a post for that section so I can see it?
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I have seen an issue with SharePoint 2007 where an a %25%20 got inserted into the template URL in all forms in a library instead of %20 (there was a space in the URL of the library and it should have been %20 only). This appeared to happen when files were moved into the libary and re-linking in SharePoint did not work properly.
The ...
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Hi Jeff,
You can do this without code. One way I have done this within InfoPath is to concenate a unique name by using:
the user alias of the person submitting the form, data from one required field in the form, and then the now() function that returns the current date/time in ISO format. This should give you a unuqie name that ...
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Hi Paul,
Should be pretty simple to do this: you want to use the "submit" feature in InfoPath and submit the form to the SharePoint library. There is then an advanced option in the dialog box for submit that gives you various options for what to do with the form after it is submitted - closing the form is one of them:
You ...
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Paula,
Are you sure you have the right permissions on the site to publish?
If it's a new site I would make sure that you have the right permissions to publish.
May not be the issue, but worth verifying.
Ted
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Hi there and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
InfoPath could be a very good tool for this, SharePoint 2007. I am assume that by "SharePoint Server 2007" you mean "Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS) with InfoPath Form Services? You will need the InfoPath Form services setup and enabled in order for the ...
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Hi dchampion, welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums!
Can you elaborate a little about "the single user issue with Infopath"?
What exactly is the problem that you are talking about?
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Patrick's book does not have a CD with it but Roger Jennings "Introducing Microsoft InfoPath 2003" does have a CD in it.
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Hi Dane,
As Greg said you can certainly do this. I have a couple of additional suggestions:
1) If you have SharePoint you can create a list that houses all this information. The list is easy to change you can connect to the list without code. This will be a flat file type data structure but depending upon the static data you ...