InfoPath Dev

We have a form that we deploy for filling out and using in our office.  I recently went through my form to shrink the file size.  I deleted code that was not being used and deleted rules as well that were not being used.  I then went to edit the manifest file in notepad and it had every rule that was ever done in my form.  This ...

The path to your xsn form (on your machine) is also printed into the xml file. here is a sample of mine  : <?mso-infoPathSolution name="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:infopath:test:-myXSD-2007-05-11T07-52-42" href="D:\Data\test.xsn" solutionVersion="1.0.0.32" productVersion="11.0.6565" ...

Hi, I have an .xml infopath form. When I open it in a Notepad I can see the referance to the template (.xsn) like name="urn:attendance:UST"( a fully trusted form). Using this name="urn:attendance:UST", can I get the original location of the .xsn file in the local system? The scenario is: I want to create (programmatically ...

Hi Can anyone recommend a good training provider (1-2 days), ideally in the north of england but we would be happy to travel. We have been doing basic form building so would like something of a reasonably technical level. Many thanks

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Email based workflow is included in the Database Accelerator for specifically this type of scenario. Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.0 - Developer Otherwise, yes, you could have two forms but you would need a database to share the data in between the seperate forms. Data is stored as an InfoPath document in XML format, so each ...

This turned out to be another case of misdirected error messages.  I found the issue, instead of using categoryCode in the Batch statement I should have used categoryID.  I fixed this and all is well.  Can anyone tell me why I would get a "SQL Server might not be started" error instead of something more useful?