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Hello
Read the Links below
http://moldenco.blogspot.com/2007/01/problems-starting-vsta-in-infopath-2007.html
http://spsfactory.blogspot.com/2007/01/vstavsto-problem-when-installing-office_10.html
Hope this will help you
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Hello
I dont think you can find out the location of XSN using the name.
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Hi RobbiesWife2B,
Please come to Seattle and we will train you! :) Or, if you'd like to fly a trainer to North England, we might be able to arrange to have someone available in November. Of course, we'd be happy to do some online virtual training too.
Regards,
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Hi Jerome,
That solution rocks! I need to start listening to Motorhead.
:)
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Thanks romaik for you quick reply.You are true. My forms also have the same thing as href="........". But when I register the form with RegForm tool in my system and create new .xml from that registered template, no href is found. It looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" ...
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The fastest way to get this to work is to go to the Explorer view in SharePoint, select all the xml files, copy them then paste to a folder on your desktop. Then again copy all the files from the folder on your desktop and resave them to SharePoint. Then all the properties will be reextracted from the files. This is indeed a lame limitation ...
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To avoid this issue entirely you should use the technique described in the following post to link to your files: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/shiraz/archive/2007/08/16/best-way-to-launch-forms-from-web-pages.aspx
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I've not played much with MOSS and SP07... but SP07 does have a "Relink documents to this Library" link. I don't know exactly what this does, but it sounds like it might do what you are looking for without the need to save out and back. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong--which I probably am :o)
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Just to clarify (for XPath newbies), the "@" character stands for "attribute" as opposed to "element". You are required to use the @ when you are accessing an attribute.
So
/XPath/@attribute-without-a-namespace
/XPath/@my:attribute-with-a-namespace
If this were an element instead of an attribute it would ...
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That's a good solution... Thanks for sharing it!