InfoPath Dev

Hi, You should take a look at our Database Accelerator (DBXL) software for InfoPath and SQL.  DBXL is a generic webserivce that will allow you to easily map your data from InfoPath to SQL including the repeating data.  DBXL is a fast and easy way to do this and also a better way to integrate InfoPath and SQL compared to the native ...

Is it really an issue though?  Even if they edit the template they will do so locally, they don't have access to your SharePoint site so they won't be able to publish that template back to your SharePoint.  They will send you back an XML.  I guess the corner case here would be a user saving the template and editing and then ...

Hi Patrick: thanks for your response.  Internal versions have now gotten me part-way to the goal.  Is it possible to initiate a SharePoint workflow from within an IP form?  

you might be able to use a calucated field or something to create the hyperlink though? 

thanks for that but the lists of links already exist and it would be a massive job to change them all to use script on the page

Hi Phil, Take a look at Shirz's blog here: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/shiraz/archive/2007/08/16/best-way-to-launch-forms-from-web-pages.aspx I think the issue is that just a link to the template.xsn isn't ideal for IE/InfoPath.  In Shirz's blog he talks about the proper way to open a form that forces it to open in InfoPath ...

Hi Ron, We have a lot of customers who contact us about our Database Accelerator (DBXL) product which is a generic web service that will allow you to sumbit your InfoPath data to SQL, it handles the duplicate issue you are talking about. While what you want to do can be done with InfoPath (an possibly custom code) you might find an off the shelf ...

That's an odd one. I'm not sure if there is a log of any kind.... if you save the form as source files, you can see the GUID of the column that you are promoting a field to, and the field that is being promoted.... that may help you see what the issue is. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb265073(v=office.12).aspx for a bit ...

Correct, they are promoted directly from the form. It is odd though, when I created a completely new form library the information promoted properly. But within the existing one, the information is not correct. As I am new to SharePoint, I was not sure if there was any type of diagnostic tool or log file that would show with certainty where the ...

Hi - So are these promoted properties from your form?