InfoPath Dev

I'm creating an InfoPath 2007 form which I will publish to MOSS 2007 form library.  I have two drop down lists that connect to SQL database. The first drop down list auto fills several other text fields.  (e.g. Employee Name is driving field/drop down, and it auto-fills employee title, employee department, ...

These steps are for InfoPath 2007 to SharePoint Server 2007 Publish form to a document library (untick Enable form to be filled in by a browser)Create a *new* document libraryPromote the required columnsConfigure and data connections which submit forms to point to the new document libraryPublish the form again, this time tick "Enable form to ...

Template parts came out with InfoPath 2007. You can read more about them here. Don't let the blog title fool you -- even though it says InfoPath 2010, you'll see in the article text they refer to InfoPath 2007: " this new InfoPath 2007 feature called template parts"

What is the exact error message you recieve? I encountered a problem with not being able to publish an InfoPath 2007 form to MOSS 2007 document library as a content type (installed on 64 bit Server 2008) AFTER we migrated our SharePoint installation to a new server.  The root problem was the server cache registry key was ...

Hi I found this about the event handler after some few research: http://warrenrapson.wordpress.com/2009/05/20/sharepoint-event-handler-to-set-item-level-security-based-on-names-in-a-list-column/

I've lurked upon this site for some time and love the wealth of knowledge it brings, but I have finally ran into a question that I can seem to get answered. I'm trying to create a form that allows users to update data in an access table. That part I have down pat (its really easy). But, if the item that they are trying to update (monthly ...

 thanks for help, i never heard about that, but what version support this feature? 2010 only?  

Any samples of how to change the permissions on the file?

Hi, one way to do that is to use a web services or an event handler to change the security on your xml file, you give to the submitter just a read permission. If you make some change directly on the form, a user can also download the xml, modify the file and upload it on your library.