InfoPath Dev

Hi Chris, Not that I know of. This is one of the biggest headaches we have today when dealing with InfoPath. Sorry!

Have you read Hilary's latest post: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2010/11/10/check-that-form-out-or-in-automatically.aspx?

Hi CFernald, Sorry to hear that your form is broken. You can rename the file extension for the XSN to CAB and open up the individual files but the manifest.XSF will be hard to debug. My suggestion would be to copy the view into a new form template (extract the View1.XSL) and reconstruct the data source and then rebind it. Could take some time, ...

Hi MAK, Need more info: Do you have code in your form? Seems like you might. What is the OnLoad code? Have you checked the IPFS server logs? Only relevant if your form is a browser-based form. More soon,

Probabl has something to do with permissions. You may have to set up SSO or Kerberos or reconfigure your Excel Web Services to accept anon users.

Hi C0oli0, If the form is not a browser form, you can user User Roles, and conditional formatting rules to hide the fields (or disable them) if the user is not in the Manager role. If the form is a browser form, you can do the same thing by adding some fields to your form that store the role based on active directory query (see Qdabra's ...

Hi Zappke, This is a common problem when dealing with repeating groups. You need to send the correct fields and your xpath is not correct. Search the forum for current(), preceding-sibling, etc. Or, go to Greg's blogs and search for the repeating table examples, Thanks!

Hi PhoenixICE, You can get a copy of Qdabra's Active Directory Web Service that auto-populates your form with the correct user name. Check out: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ADWebService.aspx You can also create an InfoPath view that you use on open to capture the name and then switch to another view that doesn't show it. Problem ...

Hi Nick, You can send a link to the form using SharePoint server side notifications. See Scott Roberts and Hagen Green's book for instructions on how to do this.

Sorry for the delay over the Thanksgiving holiday I'm not sure what the problem is. It's possible that the computer has some special IE configuration preventing the form from accessing DBXL on your local intranet. You should check IE permissions. Other than that, we should schedule a support call with you to investigate further. ...