InfoPath Dev

It is not possible to use the Lists.asmx directly in InfoPath via a web service data adapter because the schema is too complex for InfoPath to handle. There is a SharePoint adapter type, but it has its own problems that prevent it from being particularly useful. The two choices are to write code in the form or to use a proxy web service that runs ...

I'm trying to think if there is a way to do this without code, and I can't think of one. At the very least, you'd need code in the Loading Event for Form B (the form opened from the main form) if you are passing in input parameters (http://formlibrary/template.xsn?foo=1&bar=2). And then you'd need to create the ...

I have a Infopath for with 3 cascading drop downs.  And the dropdowns are filled by a web service, depending on the selection from the above. This works perfect. Now when the user don't see the item listed in the dropdown, i have to give the user an ability to add new items --> open a new IP form --> submit that to DB -- ...

Hey guys, Another newbie question... On that same form that I created on my desktop, when I publish to a document library on my team's sharepoint site, I can open, fill out the form and submit it. No one in my team can and instead, they get the following error message: Forms that require the domain permission level contain features that ...

Thanks for the info.  We have some more 2007 licenses so I am going to upgrade my coworker and see if that solves the problem.  I appreciate the help!

Well, I don't know if there were big changes between SP1 & SP2 for InfoPath, but you did mention that you have IP2007 -- did you design the form as being IP 2003 compatible? You can use the design checker to find out. Then you also need to save the template as an IP 2003 template. I don't think those things would cause this error, just ...

She has SP1 for Office 2003.  Will SP2 help?  Is there anything else I should check for.  How do I run a repair in 2003, I've only done it in 2007. Thanks for the help!

Does your coworker have a fully updated system -- all patches and hotfixes? Have you tried running a repair on Office?

Here is the error message my coworker gets: InfoPath cannot connect to the data source. Class not registered Thank you

Using my form I can submit to an Access DB just fine, however my coworker gets this error when trying to submit to the Access DB: InfoPath cannot connect to the data source. Class not registered The DB is in the same network location as the form and my coworker can open the DB.  The form and the Access DB are in 2003 format ...