InfoPath Dev

Hi We have a requirement in the project to separate the attachment embedded in the InfoPath 2007 browser enabled form to be saved in a MOSS 2007 document library with only the link between them saved in the InfoPath form to improve performance. We need to have the approach like Opening a Excel template or a Web form(aspx ...

Jim pretty much said it all, but just in case here are some instructions on installing IIS.  You should only need to follow steps 1-3 in order to be ready to install DBXL: http://www.webwizguide.com/kb/asp_tutorials/installing_iis_winXP_pro.asp

Hi, I think you are using option buttons for the choices. Add a rule to all option buttons as if(optionbutton1 = ‘High' or optionbutton2 = ‘High' or..) then set a fields value (ex: severity) to ‘High'.

You will find IIS under the Control Panel  /  Add/Remove Programs  in the Windows Features.  IIS only comes with Windows XP Pro.  If you have Windows XP Home Edition, you will not be able to install IIS.

Hi, Verify whether the manager who opened the form is a member of the group which you are using for Manager (an existing distribution list (DL) of outlook). If the manager who opened the form does not belong to the group you have mentioned then it opens with the allUsers role.

just try this link...   http://spsfactory.blogspot.com/2006/08/switch-view-when-drop-down-list-has_13.html

Qdabra Team, I have tried to downlaod DBXL onto my computer. I do not have an uptodate IE. especially after I heard there were bugs with it. My system is Windows XP 2002 Series 2. When I try to unzip the Qdabra DBXL, I get the following message prompt        " This system requires Internet Information Server ...

 Infopath is displayed as xml in IE when I try to open a infopath link from sharepoint site. This is not happenning on all the computers.  The xml docuement does contain the progid  Document.Infopath.  I can save it to desktop and open with Infopath.

Hi, Once verify the following name space is added or not. Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.SemiTrust   If it is not added then add it using the following line. using Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.SemiTrust;

Option 1 Use Enable Protection on the Advanced tab in the Tools\ Folder Options. Option 2 Somewhere in Microsoft Office Resource Kit, a tool to disable opening in design mode. I tried option 1 and was able to get in and open up a form in design, I got the warning prompt, made changes, saved. And ran the form. Now I ...