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No, it's just in the URL. Go open a form in the browser. Look at the huge URL. Copy it down somewhere and notice that it has a Souce attribute in the URL that looks like this:
&Souce=http://server/site/library/view.aspx
This is where you can define the URL for where you want people to go after closing the form. If ...
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Make sure the new node is not "required". Then, InfoPath will do it automatically.
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You could create an Excel spreadsheet that contains rows for each form and use our XLS to XML tool to upload them.
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No, there is no major shift between InfoPath 2003 and InfoPath 2007. You are experiencing a very rare issue.
Questions:
How big is your XSN file (the InfoPath template)
How big is the XML file you are trying to open?
Do you have any data connections in the XSN? For example, to pull from SharePoint List?
My guess is that you ...
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Depends on your form's scenario. I don't think one can say that one should always use Programmatic Inserts of rows. Nor can one say you should always use the default InfoPath widgets that exist. It depends on the requirements of your form.
In general, use buttons and programmatic inserts when you want to control how many rows the user is ...
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Yes, that is exactly what I am trying to do. I just can't find the Source attribute on the actual form or is it somewhere else...it's driving me crazy at this point. I only get the option to verify compatibility....
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There are a few special XSL tags for special InfoPath controls (like datepicker, etc.), but in general it is not proprietary except for a handful of special controls, that you don't need for this.
My guess is that you are not referencing the XML correctly because the schema namespace is needed or something. Your external XSL may be ok because ...
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../preceding::my:grpoup2/my:field1 - I tried this and did not get errors but nothing happens
Richard
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Are you referring to sending them somewhere other than the Forms Library after they submit or close the browser form, or are you talking about something else? At what point in time do you want to send users somewhere other than the forms library?
As I mentioned above, if you dynamically generate your URL that sends users straight to ...
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I did evoke the workflow through SharePoint Designer using exactly what you wrote. But what I was trying to do was to redirect users to a different url rather than default to the form library. Is it even possible?
Lisa