InfoPath Dev

Have you tried it just using a data connection, without code, to see if you can successfully submit?  One thing is make sure your portal site is in your Internet or Trusted security zone in Internet Explorer. You may have read access and not write access. Verify your permissions on this site.

Another limitation of the default database connectivity in InfoPath is the field size limit and no large data types, such as rich text. You can migrate to SQL and web services and remove this limitation. I think with code you could accomplish this. The only trick would be triggering on character entry while they are entering data. If this is ...

Hi All, We have an external SharePoint site (portal) that requires a username and password to access.  My co-worker tells me he is having a problem using Infopath forms on a portal site, he is trying to code(httpwebrequest)  an Infopath form to post a document into a document library (Unauthorised 401 error) Does anyone know ...

Hi all, I was able to import a C# user control to InfoPath 2007 form following the instruction at http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2005/04/15/creating-an-infopath-custom-control-using-c-and-net.aspx. Does any one know how to expose properties of the custom control to InfoPath form designer?  Say the custom control has property ...

Hi, Is there a way to automatically add a repeating section when a user types more than 254 characters in a field in InfoPath 2003? I'm using MS Access and it restricts the number of charcters in my text fields. I tried setting to memo but InfoPath didn't like it. Thanks

Jonesie, If you're not afraid of writing a little code, you can set the field's value with one line of C# in the form's onload event: MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("//[xpath expression here]").SetValue(Application.User.UserName); This is what I do, but with the code behind the form, it requires a little ...

One thing to is that if you have it setup as a database form then the main submit should be used in addition to an email submit so that your data is being saved back to the database.

So you went through the publishing wizard and published the form to SharePoint? Does everyone who uses the form have access to the site? They should be able to access the site and the document library and open a new form. This will verify they have the access they need. The person who recieves the email should then be able to open the ...

One more thing. The mail properties look like this: Microsoft Mail Internet Headers Version 2.0 Received: from srv007 ([]) by with Microsoft SMTPSVC(6.0.3790.3959);   Mon, 11 Feb 2008 16:18:41 +0100 Date: 11 Feb 2008 16:18:42 +0100 From: To: <xxx> Cc: <xxxx> x-originating-ip: [xxx] content-class: ...