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SharePoint prevents you from impersonating the sender's e-mail address because of security concerns. If someone spoofed Bill Gates e-mail, he'd get a ton of replies...
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Well Moose with a handle like "Moose" I expect you are used to being in the swamp! :) Don't worry, I am not a skilled Moose hunter. Nor am I a dredger of swamps though ...
Seriously, though, if the extension of the file is XML and they have InfoPath 2003 installed, then it should be "easy as pie". My hunch-ola is ...
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Hi Erik,
I sent e-mail to our K2 expert. Hopefully, he hasn't fallen off a cliff and can span the chasm for you. :)
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Hi Ra,
We've logged the custom filename feature and are investigating this request for DBXL 2.4. DBXL 2.4 is tentatively scheduled for release in October. If you would like to postpone a purchasing decision until you have time to try it with DBXL 2.4, send email to Sales at Qdabra no spammy dot com and we will send you a free trial extension ...
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It's just a matter of configuring the e-mail on your MOSS box.
Go to Application Management tab on the Central Administration site. Under SharePoint Web Application Management, click the E-mail settings link. Three properties are required for the server to send e-mail: Outbound SMTP server, From address, and Reply-to address. E-mail sent ...
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My apologies. I put it back and the command went through without error.
I'm still not clear on how I can see the value that should be returned. I'm trying to understand, so forgive me if my question seems silly.
I dont understand the var = rp... line that we entered. ...
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Hi all,
Trying to identify whether this problem is primarily an InfoPath problem or aK2 Blackpearl problem:
I have an InfoPath form with a Contact Selector. When I click the "To..." button to open the address book, it gives the error "This action cannot be performed for untrusted sites. To use Find, you must add ...
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If the P is capitalized here:
dc.Command = 'DECLARE @remainingPays smallint ' + 'EXECUTE
"dbo"."VCS_SP_Remaining_Pays" \'' + HireDateV + '\', @Remainingpays
OUTPUT ' + 'SELECT @Remainingpays as RemainingPays';
Then it should be capitalized here:
var rp ...
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dc.Command = 'DECLARE @remainingPays smallint ' + 'EXECUTE "dbo"."VCS_SP_Remaining_Pays" \'' + HireDateV + '\', @Remainingpays OUTPUT ' + 'SELECT @Remainingpays as RemainingPays';
The only thing I changed from the code was making pays lowercase in @Remainingpays. In the ...
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The part that looks something like this:dc.Command =
'DECLARE @remainingPays smallint '
+
'EXECUTE "dbo"."VCS_SP_Remaining_Pays" \'' + HireDateV + '\', @remainingPays OUTPUT '
+
'SELECT @remainingPays as RemainingPays';Did you copy it exactly, or did you modify it somehow?
And ...