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Hi Susanne.
My german is not so good to know the exact error message but I think you have to specify the template (.xsn file) and then specify the XML to open.
I have not tried opening the xml directly in this way but is it supposed to use the local installed form as the template?
I am assuming if you open it directly the form opens correctly.
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Hi Lou.
Typically you will have a field(s) in your form which will contain these addresses.
You just concatenate them together like it should look in a normal email. make sure you remember the semi colons. concat("you@who.com; there@where.com) or concat(ccfield1, "; ", ccfield2)
Hope that helps.
If you would like to see an ...
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Hi Catharine.
We do many localized or multilanguage forms.
Essentially we use an XML secondary source and then map all of the labels and buttons to pull their text from this source. We have a dropdown that is used to specify which language source file to use.
So all labels are done in Expression boxes.
If you want to send me an email I ...
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Yah I am not sure either it might be something else but in Central Administratioin under Application management you can allow cross domain access.
I am not sure exactly where but I am sure you can also search on this and find specific location.
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If you are creating a database type form. You created it initially linked to a database then it will have some basic limitations that you will need to work around.
One of those limitations is the table must have a proper primary key and foreign key realtionships with any child tables or you will not be able to submit to it.
If you look at your ...
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Ahh yes that is true.
So you would need seperate print views.
So possibly you would need to print and then switch views and then print the other. And also keep your pdf writer open so that they are on the same page.
Or maybe pritn to file and then have another print process that prints them both again. That is the only way I can think of ...
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Welcome to the forum Sam.
I think the easiest way to get started is to create a list in Excel and then save it as XML.
Then open the XML file in Notepad and you can see a basic structure.
There are lots of sites about XML on ei think is good it the www.w3schools.com they have lots of tutorials on XML
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You just need to link to the form template file itself.
It is located in a hidden folder in the library (Forms) and is named template.xsn.
Use explorer view to find it.
So if your library is http://site/library/ then use http://site/library/forms/template.xsn
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Where are the data connections connecting to? Sharepoint or some other web server?
You may need to allow cross-domain connections in central admin if they are from another web site.
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You probably need a third view, which is the combine print out of both (has both pages seperated by a page break). Make this the default print view for both pages and then print this to PDF.
You can create an email submit to generate the attached or embedded email version.