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Hi,
I have some problem about uploading InfoPath Template by Manage Form Templates of SharePoint Central Admin.
Sometime, when I already upload template and then I test open web form at form library. The error is occured.
And I found error message at Event Viewer on SharePoint Server that is below:
"An exception occured during ...
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Thanks Bro
but there is an other prob.
i dont know how to send the form by Mail from the code
can you please Tell me that
Thanks
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Hello
Where is the data stored for the fields in the Infopath form?
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Hello
In the Button Properties select "Rules and Custom Code" in the Action Drop down
Add a rule to switch views and select the view you want when the form is submitted
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If i want to submit the infopath form but with an other view where i can make that ?
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I'm just looking to confirm that it is possible to deploy a managed-code form template to InfoPath Forms Services on MOSS 2007 and have it displayed in the browser rather than opening InfoPath when the form makes use of System.DirectoryServices.
As a test, I've followed the steps outlined within ...
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I have tried doing this. But when I click my button I still get the error message. When I keep the open and click the button once more then it works.
What could be the reason for this. Is there a way to solve this problem.
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Hi MHudsonJr,
Do you have InfoPath 2003? If so, take a look at the jscript code that shipped with the samples. You can simply load the samples in the designer and choose save as source code. Then, go to the folder and look at common.js. There should be a routine in there that will show you how to add the nil attribute. Good luck!
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Hi SBoyd,
The e-mail submit adapter works off of the entire main data source. InfoPath supports one XML per open form. If you have a repeating section with separate fields inside, it still equates to one form, since the InfoPath form contains the repeating section. You could write some code to submit the XML from each section separately but ...
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Hi HallBlazer and welcome!
In general, you will have to write code to do multiple submits. If your form supports a repeating section and you are saving to a database, you might be able to do it, but unless you are using a Web service, you run the risk of overwriting previous submits and synchronizing (locks) with others writing data. We have a ...