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Hey Jerome,
Sending out an MSI to force full trust is not a best practice. There are numerous reasons why, but the main is that if everyone did that it would be akin to the DLL HELL we had back in the old days. Not to mention the huge security hole.
Rolf, are you calling the Web service from code? Why not use the default InfoPath data objects to ...
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I don't know where it is off the top of my head. I have heard that AdventureWorks has a SQL 2005 version though. I'd check MSDN and search for SQL 2005 sample database. Cheers!
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Hi again,
We'd have to look at the solution. This sounds like it is solution specific. I.e. there's some code in the form that is doing something special. If not, it's hard to imagine what is causing this. We could look into it for you if you want to buy a 4 hour support pack. Cheers!
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This is absolutely wonderful! Sadly I do not have an existing form... we had someone about 10 years ago attempt to build something via MS Word and that is what we have been using.. I came onto the scene and they now want something better.
I would LOVE! Live help... that's my favorite kind because then you aren't waiting for answers and you can ...
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Thanks Greg! I actually stumbled across this solution on msdn right after I posted and it's working great. Cheers!
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Thanks for the reply Patrick.
I tried waiting more than ten minutes and USERB is still recieving the error. I figured it must be some lock happening that is not allowing it to overwrite the SubmitForName location. The weird thing is that it works the second time for USERB, no matter how much time they wait. They can do it within a minute and ...
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SharePoint will only promote the new properties when forms have been saved AFTER the update to the properties. So newly saved forms will show those properties, but old ones won't until you save them again. There's other ways to do it to (in bulk), but I can't think of them at the moment.
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This works in C#, but you need to be using an IXMLDOMDocument2 (or 3) as the regular IXMLDOMDocument does not contain the setProperty method.
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You cannot simple assign a text value, like other fields, to a rich text box and expect HTML to come out the other side. Text is text is text. You need to build an XHTML DOM (note that Rich Text has a special namespace that it expects to be used on every top level node which you can find by creating a sample app and saving an XML file with Rich ...
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You need to use a rule on the drop-down list box.
The rule will set the value of the field. The value set will be filtered based on the selected value in the drop-down:
field = SpList/textValue[../ddValue = (MAINDOM)/ddValue]
The above is not exact, just to give you an idea what to do.