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I have a FormsViewer document library that was created from an InfoPath template and published with Promoted Properties. Since this is on-prem, a JavaScript redirect in the Web-Part causes the form to operate as a FormsViewer form. The client now wants the Manager E-mail address to appear in one of the automated e-mails, but that field was not ...

I tried sending the file, but the e-mail was blocked, probably because of the XSN attachment. Can I rename the attachment as TXT or something to get through your filters?

Yup...that was it. I forget that EACH view must have the JavaScript redirect file. Good as Rain. Thanks

We are on 7.3, but considering the HUGE effort it takes to get an upgrade at my company, I'll just live with it until there is a version update that warrants getting the server team and IT Security involved. Thanks for the info.

I can't duplicate this issue, but a user stated he has received 3 different error messages lately, but he CAN get past them after 4 or 5 attempts. 1) Error: An error occurred while rendering the page. This is usually due to an issue in the form template's view definition: Failed to fetch 2) Error: An unexpected error occurred. ...

I have a document library where the “All Items” view contains a “key” column “Name (linked to document with edit menu)” which provides access to the form. . I have another VIEW on the same document library that also has the same “key” column, but the link that displays this warning for all documents: . Warning: Document was created with the ...

The File Attachment field has a property "Allow the user to browse, delete, and replace files" check box. I have 2 versions of the same File Attachment field in my form (one that is enabled for this feature and one that is disabled); however, both versions of this field allow changes. I use show/hide to display the appropriate version of ...

I was searching for another topic and came across this one. I just recently discovered the same issue - only one file attachment allowed. I didn't see a solution or explanation/confirmation as to why...Any updates?

I used to be able to "Open with Explorer" but it appears all browsers these days no longer allow this. I needed to stop users from going to the document library and clicking "Files" (tab at the top of the document library) > "New Document" to create a new form. I use the JavaScript to redirect use of the document ...

I'll be copying all forms from one document library to another and want to redirect users who still have a link to the original document library to the duplicated record in the new document library. More than likely, the record in the new document library will be further processed than the one in the original so I need users to resume ...