InfoPath Dev

I do use code on my form (I can't avoid it).  I can't attach my form for privacy reasons.  I had several other forms I created using InfoPath 2003 and upgraded to InfoPath 2007 and those can be viewed correctly in InfoPath 2003 still.  This one form in particular was created using InfoPath 2007 only; as it is a new form ...

I have an Infopath 2007 form that does a simple query and submit to a SQL Server 2005 View.  The view does a SELECT on the Table (there are no joins) with a WHERE clause to filter the Rows. When I click the SUBMIT button, I get an error saying that I don't have SELECT permission on the base table the view is ...

Hi, Do you use code on your form ? can you attach your form template (when you reply just click on option and upload your file template...)

Hi, do you want to use browser form or rich client form? To see if it's the code is the problem can you remove this line and tell us if ithe form load slowly :  UserDomain = System.Environment.UserDomainName + "\\" + System.Environment.UserName;

I have designed a form in Infopath 2007 and I published to my moss site. My end users are still using Infopath 2003 and receive an error message that "InfoPath cannot open the form". "The form template was created by a newer version of InfoPath. This form template was created by InfoPath version 12.0.0" I have made all the ...

Hello @all, i've got a problem with the with the performance of the Form. I created a Infopath Form ClientApp in Infopath 2007. There are several Dataconnections and webservices. It opened very fast, if i wanted to preview. After that, i added a simple C# code on Form_Load here: using Microsoft.Office.InfoPath; using ...

[quote user="GedCT"] Do you have an existing form in Microsoft Word that you could use instead of using the downloaded one?  It's pretty much a WYSIWYG editor, but need to give some thought to how you want to submit and process the forms. Are you planning to use SharePoint for this, send by email, ...

Hi Ted, Will let you know once I've deployed the latest version onto my test system.  Assuming that appears, then will put it into production.  I'm hopeful this will solve it, as it definitely appears to be a content types issue - somehow the forms are mapping to the template.xsn file even where this doesn't exist.  ...

Do you have an existing form in Microsoft Word that you could use instead of using the downloaded one?  It's pretty much a WYSIWYG editor, but need to give some thought to how you want to submit and process the forms. Are you planning to use SharePoint for this, send by email, etc?

Hi Ged, I see you re-downloaded DBXL 2.4 (latest version) after you posted this.  Can you confirm if that fixes this issue for you? Thanks! Ted