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We aren't moving to VS 2010 for InfoPath. Some developers have both installed though.
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Hi Kris,
I think you just need some simple conditional formatting. Make sure the "other nine fields" are in a separate section. Then, you can control whether the section is hidden or not usign the value from field 1. Pretty easy but I'm wondering if I understand exactly what you are trying to do. Dropdowns and fields are different. ...
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Hi Waiman,
Yes, they will get prompted on open to accept the certificate or trust it.
They do not need to install the certificate to the root.
I think it's once a year or so. Depends.
I don't know the answer to this last question
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Hi Ged,
Sounds like there was a problem with the way you were doing the conversion. The new doctype should always have a greater version number. Not sure if the docs pointed that out or not ...
Regarding your doctype duplication issue, you can delete the doctypes from DAT. On the main catalog page there's a delete button to the far right. ...
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Hi Chintan,
I have no idea. This seems more like a SharePoint issue (vs. InfoPath). We have some SharePoint experts in house. I'll see if they have an idea.
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Questions:
Were the attachments links or actual file attachments?
Are you opening the InfoPath form in the rich client (filler) or a browser form?
If you open the form in the filler and save the XML to a local directory, can you open in Notepad and see the Base64 encoded attachment?
Why is the form admin approved? Is it because ...
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In your validation, try using
translate(date1, '-', '') > translate(date2, '-', '')
That will probably work better.
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Well, you could set a field in a secondary data source to the ex.message and if that field was mapped to the view, it would show the error message.
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How can we show custom erro message in infopath 2007 with browser based forms....
as we have in 2003 infopath like below
try{
if(XDocument.Errors.length!=0) // analyse are there some errors in the form
{ //show the message of the first error in the form
...
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Hi All,
We have recently migrated from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010. We did not do an inplace upgrade or db attach upgrade, we used a 3rd party Migration tool to move all the content from one server to another. This was because we completely reorganised our site collections and sites. All infopath forms worked fine after tweaking the data ...