InfoPath Dev

Hello Ashwin Raj did you find solution for your question - "Can they use this Citrix published InfoPath program to open a form from a SharePoint portal site?".. If so, please help to share. Thanks   

Hello Friends  It is very urgent requirement, if more information necessary let me know.. PLEASE HELPP

Hello Here is my task details 1) Open Internet Explorer through Citrix 2) Access WSS site 3) Open InfoPath form from one of the form library from WSS site I deployed the full trusted forms on WSS Server, created the content types for the form library and tried to open the infopath form following the above steps. Unable to ...

check this as well  For security reasons, Active content (i.e. ActiveX controls, and the Contact Selector is an ActiveX control) is blocked in the Outlook Preview Pane. I got this from http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2007/02/28/using-the-contact-selector-control.aspx   

try this.. http://dotnet.org.za/rudolph/archive/2007/06/19/problem-with-contact-selector-control-in-infopath-2007.aspx let us know if it works   

Hello Shiva Your response is not clear. My form is quiet new and with only 1 data connection i.e., sending an email. Still I am facing the same error. Please help.

Hello Swathi Thanks for the response, even for form with 1 data connection i.e., sending an email also I am facing the same error. Please help Regards   

If still facing the same issue, check out the GPO Setting -- Allow the use of ActiveX  Custom Controls in InfoPath forms

When ever I open a newly developed form, I get a prompt Form will open in Offline mode. You are currently working Offline. To try to connect to data sources when the form is opened, click "Try to Connect." To use previously stored data, Click "Stay Offline".   Please let me know in how to get rid of this?? ...

  Got it.. First uploaded the InfoPath XML file to some folder, then a) Retrieve the file b) Open the file c) Export to PDF d) save in WSS form library..below is the continuation codeMicrosoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.Application appT = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.Application(); XDocument xDoc = ...