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  • Re: Code + Form = Form Loads very slow

    A little more detail behind a possible cause for this problem is here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/alimaz/archive/2008/10/16/check-for-publisher-s-certificate-revocation-slowing-down-sharepoint.aspx. It turns out that the .NET runtime must verify that the certificate has not been revoked by communicating with CRL.MICROSOFT.COM. If your server cannot ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by sirwally on 03-02-2012
  • Re: Code + Form = Form Loads very slow

    Even a self-signed certificate (like the one created in InfoPath) can be installed and used on client machines. The user simply needs to install it when opening the form, and I have done this a few times in the past when signed certificates just wasn't an option. However, user's may be scared by what they have to agree to when they ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by sirwally on 03-01-2012
  • Re: Issues with InfoPath to Word Wizard

    You need to register 3 DLLs. See: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/3434/13713.aspx#13713 I didn't bother copying them...I simply registered them from the SDK folder...Seems to work fine. Hope that helps.
    Posted to Views (Forum) by sirwally on 01-06-2011
  • re: Populate a Drop-Down List Box via Code

    In Step #4 above the repeating element should have been section, not sections.  Also, to clarify, in Step #5 the elements you would add/remove/update would be section elements (which I guess was probably obvious :-).
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by sirwally on 06-22-2007
  • re: Populate a Drop-Down List Box via Code

    Actually, you can populate a drop-down list via code without using a dreaded preserve code block. Say, for example you want a list of sections in your form that will be populated programatically.  You can achieve this by doing the following: 1) Create an XML (sections.xml) file that contains two identical, empty nodes within the root node. ...
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by sirwally on 06-22-2007
  • re: Use the SharePoint '[Me]' Filter with a Promoted Property

    Martin, I have found that a good solution to this problem is to create a Filter Web Part.  I recently created one that returns the NT username of the current user.  MOSS actually provides this out of the box, but WSS does not.  Once the the web part is installed, you can add it to a page and then connect it to other web parts on ...
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by sirwally on 06-13-2007
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