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It looks like you aren't publishing to SharePoint.
The XSN is a cab file package. Publishing to a file share is not going to magically uncab and extract the DLL and remove it. Not something that happens. Just like most conspiracy theories. Too complex.
So, my hunch is that your site is not in your domain or your IE settings are such that it ...
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Hi Patrick,
i already do that. it works when the template *.xsn put in other computer by copy or sent via email.
the problem happen if i publish it. it seem lost the code/ *.dll file.
Rgds
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I am in the process of building a performance rating form for employees. There are 8 sections to the form, each with a set of radio buttons with the rating of Needs Improvement, Satisfactory, Meets, Exceeds, and Far Exceeds. When a radio button is marked for a section, the employee rating is saved.
At the end of this form, I ...
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I’ve got an InfoPath 2010 form hosted in SharePoint 2010 that displays an incorrect identity in a People Picker depending on which environment it is published. The People Picker is populated using the GetUserProfileByName method of the UserProfileService web service and I am not specifying the username (relying on the default to pick up the ...
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Ya, I already downloaded that and installed it. When I go to Save as.. It doesnt even offer me the option to save as a PDF. It only allows me to export as a pdf and that just doesn't work. Thanks for the replies though! I am going to keep playing around with it and see if I can get it to work!
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That's odd. I forget, did Office 2007 have native support for this? Or did something else have to be installed? Here's a link to the add-in I think has to be installed...
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I am running Infopath 2007. All I really did was click File -> export to -> PDF.
Then I get the error.
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So - when you say you are trying to do a simple export to PDF - how are you doing it? What version of InfoPath are you running?
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I'm just trying to do a simple export to pdf.
When I attempt this I get a dialog box saying "Infopath has encountered an error. The operation failed"
That is it. No error report or anything lol.
I also tried it programmatically. When doing that I get this error:
The following error occurred:
InfoPath has encountered an ...
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From MSDN, for Versions.GetVersions:
Parameters
fileName
A string that contains the site-relative URL of the file in the form Folder_Name/File_Name.
So, your list/filename.xml should be correct, if that is the relative URL.
However, when I tried this, I found that I had to URL encode my relative path. So instead of Shared ...