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Adam
That was my first thought. According to our ICT people they have not changed anything. I have done some more testing on one of the forms. It has 23 views but only 5 of them display the printing error. The remainder are OK.
Frustrated!
Gary
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I tried with out an initiator.
But i got only one view in every time. This view matches with only administrator role (Who is the sharepoint administrator and Windows 2003 administrator) what ever be the logged user.
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Thanks again,
Now I understand. But I have some problem about using condition to validate field (require field - xxx field cannot blank) in repeating table rule.
Do you know about it?
Cheers.
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Hi all,
How to validate "require field" in repeating table by using condition in rule?
Cheers.
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Is there any way to access the select names dialog in Outlook from within InfoPath 2007 using managed code. I want to have a button on an InfoPath form that will call the select names dialog to bring up the GAL from Outlook so that users can populated an email box without having to either look up the names or remember them. Is ...
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hi
Sorry to be the bearer of yet more bad news but browser forms are not compatible with code. You do need Infopath to view non-browser forms, or InfoPath forms services. One other solution is Qdabra's forms viewer which enables limited functionality but an InfoPath like browser form.
hope this helps
Cheers
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Thank you for your reply Shiraz, even if it is a bit of bad news for me!
Are there any links you know of which describe how to go about doing it in code, and if I do something in code for an infopath form, will it still be browser compatible?
Also, I was told that to use InfoPath forms as part of SP that you need both Standard CALs AND ...
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Interesting. I was not able to repro your issue. Your conditional formatting on the repeating table should be a single condition which is:
if rowDateField is less than startDate OR
if rowDateField is greater than endDate
then hide.
I hope this helps.
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Fascinating limitation! I suggest you post to that blog entry to see if the InfoPath team has a response. Sounds like a bug to me! :)
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Unfortunately there is no way to disable this dialog. This is because it is a security precaution to prevent email viruses from spreading through un-trusted InfoPath forms. The rule is that for untrusted code to send email the enduser must manually confirm the send.
If you want to send email without any dialogs you would have to do this ...