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Hi Patrick,
thanks for your help. I'll try it as soon as posible.
I'll post with the results.
Thanks again!
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Hi Gorka,
Michael Hudson has sent me the following code:
string FileName = "C:\\Documents and Settings\\mhudson.GCRC\\Desktop\\fax.pdf";
FAXCOMLib.FaxServer faxServer = new ...
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Hi KristyKay and welcome to our forum!
You can treat SharePoint as a file share and just publish the XSN out there. The benefit is that your users will get autoupdate when you update the form template. You should create a button (not a link) to open the form. See Shiraz's post here: ...
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Hi,
I'am creating a drop down menu in a browser form that display list of names that retrieve from sql database.
When creating the data source, I use Window Authentication mode to connect to the database. When I do a testing, it works fine if I log into a sharepoint using the current username, but prompt error accessing the data source ...
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I am trying to get the normalize-space function to work on a text box. I've enclose my code, any ideas?
function trimIt()
{
var txt_RelmNumberField = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("//my:txt_RelmNumber");
txt_RelmNumberField.text = ...
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Is it really that easy? I feel dumb. :-)
It's working fine for me so I'll have to have someone else give it a try to see if it works for them. I'll let you know how I make out.
Thanks for your help!
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Ok.
I have done this same thing and published to a library and just had it sit out in SharePoint but use a link on another site for users to access it.
You can link to a template in sharepoint use the URL to the site http://server/site/library/forms/template.xsn
The template is always in the form library /forms/ template.xsn.
Otherwise you ...
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I guess I didn't phrase my question properly. I have the form template locally. How do I put it out there in SharePoint so people can start using it? If I use the wizard to publish it to a SharePoint library, it creates a Form Library that will never have any forms (because I'm not saving the forms) so it seems kind ...
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If your submit is just the webservice update of the list then you do not need to create a submit to a document library.
Oten I would add a close form action to the submit or retrun them to the top from a user process perspective. You can also remove the save ability in form options so the user cannot save it if they wanted to.
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I finally got my form working the way I want it to. The user fills it out, clicks the submit button and voila, a SharePoint list is updated with the information.
Now my question is how do I publish it?
Let me explain how I would like it to work from the user's perspective. On the SharePoint site, there's a "Fill ...