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I have max(@ID)+1
I've tried everything, but still can't get this to work. If someone can help, that would be great.
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Did anybody get this working?
I've tried the code above as follows:
function CTRL2_17::OnClick(eventObj)
{
window.external.ExecuteFile("URLofthesite");
}
The form will load but clicking on this button returns the error that 'window' is undefined
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Our sharepoint uses our active directory, so a user would need an NT user ID & password to access it. Our vendors don't have NT user IDs, so would they not be able to access the form and submit it?
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Submitting to the SharePoint library still doesn't display the submitted data though. I don't understand why SAVE shows my data, but submit gives me an error!
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Both will work. I think Submit to Sharepoint library is much simler to impliment.
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I've been working on this one for weeks and still can't get it to work!
I can get it to show the form in my form library (and save even), but it won't allow submit.
Do I send the data to the SharePoint Document Library or to a web service?
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Thanks, Hilary. That's all very helpful (although I'm bummed about having to learn C#). I'll bookmark the sites you suggest and dig in.
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I have been locked out of my InfoPath form and I keep getting this message:
The form definition (.xsf) file cannot be opened because of an error.
The file cannot be validated by the XML Schema.
'DBA Requirements List' is a duplicate key for the unique Identity Constraint ...
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Hi:
Welcome to the forum. I would suggest you try using C# when writing code for InfoPath -- most of the samples I've seen are in C# and I know sometimes people who chose to use VB.NET end up needing to translate a lot of code.
MSDN, of course, is a tremendous resource. Here is a link to get you started using XPathNavigator to get access ...
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this did not produce the conversations I was hoping for.. but thought I should end this thread. this is how we resolved the aformentioned issue.
Office Single Sign-on Service
To solve the problem use the Office Single Sign-on Service, there are two things to do.
1. Configure the Single Sign-on ...