InfoPath Dev

Hi Johan, I think u might have put some rule on submit button, and those rules are not getting fired correctly. Can you tell me , if you are putting both code and rules on submit button click ?

Hi,  How can I do this in InfoPath 2007: 3. Insert a button into each cell (from the Controls task pane) Add a rule to each button to switch to the corresponding view. Do this even for the current view's button. - Make the current "active" button Bold, so it stands out. Edit: Already found it ;-) Stupid question of me! ...

Hi Patrick, Not as far as I know. In fact my laptop which is on a wireless connection runs the form fine.

Limitation of SharePoint 2007.

Hi Kerrie, You can create STPs to deploy to another site. If your forms have code, you can create WSPs. Stsadm.exe (comes with SharePoint) let's you script SharePoint upgrades. Third party apps like Qdabra's DBXL also support migrating XSNs from one site to another. Lots of options, but you will have to spend time getting more intel...

Any chance there is an offline/online issue? Are these laptops?

Hi Darcy, I'd be happy to spend 30 minutes and show you how to do this. I could send you the sample we create. Just sent me email. Wednesday AM is good.

Hey Mak, You can do it but the problem is that rich text has markup for formatting so 10 chars isn't the same thing as 10 chars since with formatting it will likely be much larger.

Well, if you are running IPFS (InfoPath Form Services) on your extranet, you could publish your XSN there and have them use it but then it wouldn't be an URN-based form and Mel's blog wouldn't be relevant. You can certainly create two forms published to SharePoint (one external and one internal) and have them connected via email and ...

Hey PAW, Well, pretty much anything will work. There are free open source systems that work fine. We use Microsoft's TFS and it works well. I don't think SharePoint is going to be a good system for you though. It isn't meant to be a source control system. It just handles document versioning plus checkin/checkout. A meager 2 cents ...