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Mmmmh. These User Roles don't seem to be very reliable. To fix my issue (some users working some not) I removed the group and added each user individualy and then re-published. All is now working although its going to be a pain to update the users now. All my users roles did were to show or hide a couple of text boxes.
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Hi, thanks.
I noticed though that you can never really make the attachment control true 'read only' when viewing the form... theres always options to attach and remove. Surely people might want a proper read only version of the control- so they can just 'read' the document attached... I spent a while searching and can't find ...
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Hi, Shaun.
When I try to use "this.Application.Quit(true);" (I'm using C#) and my form is fully trust too,
The error is occured when I submit my web form.
An entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server.
Log ID:5337
This is my code.
FileSubmitConnection fc = ...
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Thanks Adam, nice work.
I'll have a look at the link and let you know if I go down this route. Looking at a secure access scenario to a mirror of our sharepoint site that way the manager of the department using the service and authorise user that "drop work" on the server and they can be approved and transferred to the real ...
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Hello,
I am having a similar problem as well. All of the afore mentioned things are correct on my form. What causes my problem is a section that I hide with conditional formatting. Is the only solution to make the form full trust?
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Once the file as in the form it can be accessed by anyone via the form.
If you also want the file in Sharepoint then that would be a seperate process of uploading the file. But then there is no linkage between the version in the document library and the version attached to the form.
Another option is to have them upload the file to Sharepoint ...
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thank Clay, but my situation is the following: The user has a file in his/her PC and he/she Attached the file to the form. Is there some way to also take the attached file and add to any document library.
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When a form is published you designate the path used to access the form.
If this is incorrect then you will get the message you are seeing.
I would open up the form in design mode and republish the form to the same location but update the access path to what it should be.
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If you want different fields to be visible depending on the dropdown value, you would either set conditional formatting on each field which would control whether to hide or not depending on the drop down value or you could have various sections for each permutation. Then you could use conditional formatting on the sections and hide and unhide ...
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Clay,
The file they are accessing (which I am getting the security message) is an .xsn . I cannot find the XML file....Does that make sense? Is it possible he set up some kind of security on the xsn file .....