Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 2 (16 items) 1 2 Next > Re: Form Sumbission Error! - A name..invalid char. Thanks Patrick, I made the data connections again, and the error went away. Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it. At one time in the future I'm sure I'll need the expertise of you and the consultants. Thanks again, Dustin Posted to Code (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 12-07-2006 Re: Form Sumbission Error! - A name..invalid char. I downloaded XML Spy. The current Infopath form is a .xsn. XML spy only shows MSCF when I open up the .xsn. How can I save the document as an .xml? Changing the extension does not work. Dustin Posted to Code (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 12-07-2006 Re: Form Sumbission Error! - A name..invalid char. Thanks Greg for your response, How do I view the code to be able to remove the tag? I've opened up in NotePad, but it is pretty much one long string of code and I could not find the characters in the sequence --^ by using the find command. Regards, Dustin Posted to Code (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 12-07-2006 Form Sumbission Error! - A name..invalid char. I saw a few discussions on this subject, but no real solutions. Has anyone seen the following error before after submitting a form? My form is connected to an SQL Database. The database was working fine for a couple week and the following error now appears.... The query cannot be run for the following DataObject: Failure Codes InfoPath cannot run ... Posted to Code (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 12-06-2006 Re: Form Submission problem (Access DB).. Please help! Dominic, I had the same error you had that read ''A name was started with an invalid character''. Were you able to fix it, and if so how? Regards, Dustin Posted to General (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 12-06-2006 Re: Form Submission problem (Access DB).. Please help! Dominic, I had the same error you had that read ''A name was started with an invalid character''. Were you able to fix it, and if so how? Regards, Dustin Posted to General (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 12-06-2006 Re: A name was started with an invalid character I have the exact same problem as the one trufooser described. Was there a fix that anyone knew about that worked? Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 12-06-2006 Re: SQL Login Box keeps repeating Stavi, I use Microsoft SQL Server Management Express 2005. I did create other users with read and write credentials. If I used the SQL login for the data connection, the problem should go away correct? I have done this, but still have the repeating dialog box. Dustin Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 07-17-2006 Re: SQL Server login dialog box promts repeatedly JerryB, Thanks for your reply. I just checked it today as I was inspired to fix this nagging issue, which has been lingering for some time now. I am new to SQL too, and I am not a software person but just someone trying to improve things around the shop. I had the IT admin add another user ID and password, but I am not sure how to log onto the ... Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 07-17-2006 Re: SQL Login Box keeps repeating Stavi, After days of playing with the fully trusted form with digital signature I was able to implement it. But it still did not alleviate my issue of the SQL login box appearing. Do you think there is a default database that needs to be setup in the form? I know the data connections are setup with the database. I don't know what else to ... Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by Dustin.Klimczak on 06-26-2006 Page 1 of 2 (16 items) 1 2 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.