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Hello Takeshi,
You are most likely experiencing a permissions issue. From what I understand, you are using InfoPath Forms Server and things work differently there for data connections. What happens when you preview the form from InfoPath Designer directly?
You will probably need to convert your data connection to a UDC connection. I would ...
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Thanks Clay,
I have tried the data connection setup but keep getting an error that "the following does not use http or https protocol". I am trying to submit the form into a shared folder located on another server located within the Company. Is it possible?
JP
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Hi,
If the form has many number of fields and those all should need in read only when the state is completed, Its better to create a read only view. When the completed state arises switch the view to read only view, so that you can avoid many number of rules on fields in a single form.
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Thanks for the welcome.
am using two types of data connections to submit. Im using the xmlformview webpart to display a browser enabled form on a webpart page. The form has 2 views, the first view which is the default is a simple checkbox and free text form that allows users to submit a form if they are having issues with the ...
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Hi BAHMan,
InfoPath site converted the "J Script" and "VB Script" with no space in to BLOCKED SCRIPT.
In Java Sript Application.ActiveWindow.Close(true)
and in VB ...
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Hi BAHMan,
I tried in both VB.Script and Java Script.
In Java Script "true" is case sensitive where as in VB.Script it is not.
Try these
BLOCKED SCRIPT Application.ActiveWindow.Close(true)
BLOCKED SCRIPT Application.ActiveWindow.Close(True) or ...
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First Best Practice is to look at using SQL Express instead of Access.
So if I understand right, you have multiple secondary tables, which you need to link together by company or category or something.
For this would would need to create this new Primary table or Identify an existing primary table and it would need an ID field which is a primary ...
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Hi All
The "Filter a Repeating Drop-Down List . . . " link to the article in the "How To" section dont work.
TNX,
Eli Moscovich
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I think you want to have all the columns in Sharepoint but then hide the ID row. or make it very small so that you can make the view in Sharepoint look right but also have the ID data there for you form.
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Often this is done through views.
You would have your intial, default view be a display of all customers, you would have a button(which you can make look like a link) that would then switch to a detail view for that customer record.
Otherwise if you really needed a seperate form then I have used both database flags as well as passing parameters ...