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I have a form, that lives in 12 libraries. It is attached to the libraries by content type. Only a few of the Libraries are set to "Display as Web Page" the rest remain set to "open in client application".
Today I noticed that my one of the users gets a browser ...
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Hi
I have a browser enabled infopath form. When I preview the client form and submit it it submits successfully.When I try to submit the form from browser I get an error:
Some rules were not applied.
Click Continue to resume filling out the form. You may want to check your form data for errors.
Click Start Over to ...
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Hi Hilary yes it should run on domain trust and I should have said that I just had the reflex to set to "Full trust" when I use code.
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Hi -- this can be done in code, but ... why? I mean, you could use rules for this. Rules would go on the field that the drop down is bound to, and you could select the field from your main data source as the target and the field you want from your secondary data source as the value. I must be missing a step in your description of your ...
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Hello!
Background first: I've got a form that is receiving data via a WCF webservice and is called GetSitesByCompanyId. The data is run on load (with a hardcoded company id for testing) and used to populate a dropdown box of Site Names. What I'm trying to do is to use code to populate details for the site when a ...
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Looking at the code sample provided, I see nothing that would require full trust. This code should run under domain trust. Of course, if this is for a browser form, the form has to be admin deployed....
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Any details on that error message? Anything in the SharePoint logs? What version of SharePoint?
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Hi,
[quote user="jappiej"]BTW, when i open youre template it also asked for the Template1.csproj [/quote]
Yes, it's normal I just put the template to show you my xml structure.
Patrick it's certain that the it's better to have the lowest security level on a form and Qrules can certainly help you to go on that way. ...
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That's cool. Wonder if full trust is still required though.
One more idea that is codeless and doesn't require full trust: add a Submit button and label it Save. You can set the name programmatically based on unique keys in the form. Assumes it is going to a server though and won't work to save locally.
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At this moment, it is 4-column esxcel file that I incorporated as a resource file into the Infopath form