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I did do a search - obviously not the correct key words.
Even now - I have read the blog and I am afraid I don't really get it - would never have guessed that this is the solution to my problem.
I have tried going to http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/examples/entry41177.aspx to look at the examples, when I click download ...
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The Secondary form is published to SharePoint.
When I run the driving form (published to sharepoint)- it fails... so there must be something wrong.
How do I debug and find the cause of the error if System.UnauthorizedAccessException only means that I have it runing locally ?
Catharine
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In my info path application I have a requirement to open a word document which the path is in a hyperlink control. If some body have an idea regarding this.
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Hi Dienstag,
Your english is perfect.
I've never seen anyone come up with a good solution for this and I've been developing InfoPath forms for 10+ years. You can add code to your form that queries MAPI but as you say that's a "huge effort".
Sorry to rain on your InfoPath parade,
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Hi Catharine,
This has been documented somewhere and I'm sorry if you tried to search for it and couldn't find it.
Basically, what you need to do is to use a command of the form: "BLOCKED SCRIPT OpenXMLDocument('http://.../QdabraWebService/Documents/xx/xx.xml') ".
Back in 2007, Shiraz blogged this with more details ...
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You can't control what is typed in the Contact Selector field. If you need that kind of control, you should look at Qdabra's Contact Selector XTP which only allows users to select valid Active Directory names.
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Hi Catharine,
This is a common warning when you open the form from your local computer. If the form is published on a Web server, it won't happen since that's domain trust. But, locally published forms are actually more restricted.
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Hey Srinath,
Your form should not have 5800 fields. That's a bad design. Just don't do it.
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Hi Bahrom,
Here's an idea: change the width of the date picker control to be just large enough to show the datepicker button (~25 px) using datepicker properties. Then, add a read-only expression box (calculated value) to your form just to the left of the datepicker button and set it up to read from the datepicker field. You can format ...
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Correct, browser forms don't support user roles.