InfoPath Dev

Hi,  I deployed a workflow with lot of Infopath forms to sharepoint. When the user filled out the Form they are saved to a sharepoint list.  But I'm not able to open them again. It Fails because the form template cannot be found.   What am I doing wrong?   Thanks Juergen

Has anyone found a solution for this? I am also trying to perform infopath validation before i submit via the host asp.net page but can't find any way to do so, i even tried looking at the Errors object of the XmlFormView control but you can't access it :(

Just to follow up from my July posting, I figured out one 'solution', if I make my test user a member of my top level site's Owners group, it works.  The real solution was to change the URL for the web service my InfoPath form is using to get user information out of SharePoint.  In your IP form when you're creating ...

Hi Rogan,  I also got the same problem while implementing this functionality into my project. I tried it very much and atlast i figure out that "Infopath will losts its table formatting while sending the Email" which is a major bug in InfoPath.  

They are independent tables. I have to send two queries to two independent tables. Thanks

I just took down my server and moved my Infopath template to a workgroup computer that serves files to about 8 other computers. I thought I could just republish the template to the shared workgroup drive [on a PC].  The problem is that the metadata in the infopath form wants to look back to the orginal server location to find the template, so ...

It is surprising that they would support that in the browser version. I would have thought arbitrary img tag links would constitute a potential security/privacy issue and would need to be stripped.

Thank You Anuma

Thank you for taking the time to post this! Hopefully if someone has another solution, they'll add it to the thread. You actually already helped me -- I hadn't realized that rich text boxes behaved differently in browser forms than in forms intended to be opened with InfoPath. It makes sense that they do -- it just wasn't something ...

 It just took me awhile to figure this out, and hopefully writing it down will help somebody out in a similar situation to me.   GOAL: I wanted to display an image in an InfoPath 2007 browser-based form, without writing any managed code (I don't have Visual Studio). SOLUTION: To begin, I created a form with a rich text field, ...