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into the form library on wss. btw... thanks for jumping in here for me.
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Ok, when you publish them as a content type, where are you choosing to save them as part of that publishing process (in the scenario when it doesn't work and points to your I: drive)?
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It's the location of the XSN I created and its the source file I published from.
Yes I created a seperate content type for wach form. I've tried publishing from InfoPath and also uploading the XSN directly into the content type advanced settings area. The only way I can make it work is to save the XSN's to a shared (read ...
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I think that's the key. What exactly is I:\sharePoint Templates\formName.xsn?
How is that being associated with your form template in the SharePoint library? Is that a remnant from your own desktop...like a personal drive on a shared server or something?
How did you associate multiple forms with one library? Did you create ...
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MessageBox.Show(myGclassLicence.InnerXml);
MessageBox.Show(myGclassLicence.Value);
Both of the above statements display false
for an unchecked checkbox, and true
for a checked checkbox.
Is there any difference between ".InnerXml" and ...
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InfoPath errors saying it can't find the form at "I:\Sharepoint Templates\formName.xsn".
If the user clicks the down arrow next to New and selects the desired form, InfoPath opens a blank instance. They close it and then can open the very fowm that just prior failed.
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If you have MOSS Enterprise and use browser-enabled forms, then you can easily provide a link that takes users straight into the new form itself. If not browser-enabled, there isn't really a direct URL to opening a new form. You can provide a link straight to the form template (.XSN), but what this does is give the user a prompt ...
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But what do you mean by "they can't open it"? That's what I'm asking. What _exactly_ happens?
Publishing to a share is not a good solution if you're using SharePoint. It should be published to SharePoint.
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Thank you, Hilary ... you nailed it: typo on my part: License (U.S. spelling) instead of Licence (British Spelling).
I'm Canadian ... mostly we use British Spelling, but not always. Since we are bilingual (British English and U.S. English) it's not unusual for us to mangle both languages.
I like the ...
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They see the one I saved, but until they manually launch a blank form from the new button they can't open the one I've already saved. I think I fixed it though, I published the XSN's to a share and that seemd to fix it. It was acting like Infopath needed to cache the XSN locally before users could open saved XML's.