lost updated data after form is closed

Learn how to create a workflow that uses InfoPath forms and other office documents for passing data to targeted activities and for use in Office documents.

Rick Spiewak

MSDN Magazine June 2008

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Christian Thilmany

MSDN Magazine May 2002

Dear Experts,

I have a modal popup and a GridView in it. The GridView is populated programmatically, i.e. I use .DataBind(). I can enter data into some of the GridView's controls. After I press Submit, I expect to do something with the entered data. But in the button press handler, the GridView is empty. I realize that I have to DataBind() again in the handler, but how can I preserve the data the user enters?

Thanks.

Hi All,

          I have a form which have some user input fields(like textboxes,dropdownlists,textarea etc) fields and a submit button.

on click i need to send email with body contents as all the details entered by user in the form

Can anyone suggest how i should approach to this in sharepoint..

any code examples would be appreciated.

We are running WSS 3.0 SP2 on server 2003.  Recently, we lost the "Titles" for all content types for documents.  Our system Content Type for Document is set up to require this field to be completed on all documents that is uploaded.  Our system would automatically enter in by default the name of the document in the "Title" field it no longer does this for the user.  The user must now enter in manually the "Title".  How do I get it to enter in the "Title" using the document file name automatically?

Below is the way the setting page for Site Content Type: Document looks like.  (I tried to recreate it since I could place a screen shot in the box)

Site Content Type Information
Name:  Document
Descriptiong:  Create a new document.
Parent:  Item
Group:   Document Content Types

Settings
Name, Description, and group
Advanced settings
Workflow settings
Delete this site content type

Columns
Name                 Type                     &nb

I'm working with an InfoPath2007 form developed to be filled-out through the browser on a SharePoint 2007 site, and I'm testing using Internet Explorer 7.  It's a straight-forward form, with a number of text fields and two Contact Selector controls.

The issue I'm encountering is with the Contact Selector control, where if the actor only enters a partial name into the text-field and then TABs away from the control the form will perform its auto-postback to look-up and resolve the partial name (showing the name resolution dialog is necessary), and afterward the actor's cursor is focused on the next field in the form.  The actor can type text into the focused field, but any subsequent pressing of the TAB key returns the actor's focus to the browser's ADDRESS bar, which is incorrect as it should proceed to the next field in the form.  I understand that the Contact Selector needs to perform its postback to perform the name resolution (so that there is no way through the InfoPath form designer to disable postbacks for the control), but why does the browser not know how to continue the TAB order of the fields on the form even when a field has focus?

Hi all

I have a user who receives the error 'This form requires connections to data sources when it is loaded. At least one of these connections is not available. As specified by the form designer, this form will not open' when trying to Submit an infopath form located on a WSS2.0 site.

The user has been having this issue since upgrading to Office 2007 and IE7. I have had the user run an Office Diagnostics but this has not resolved the issue.

I am not aware of any other users experiencing this issue.

Any ideas please?

Strange but true. Any ideas what might be causing this?

Mike 

I have an infopath form submitted to a form library that my users have been submitting data to.  This is working out just fine.

 

My problem is that I need to view the submitted data is a more readable format such as PDF or some other format.  In addition to this I need to create this type of format for archival purposes.

 

Has anyone any ideas on this subject or have any suloutions on how to accomplish this?

 

Thank you for your thoughts.

 

Sicnerely,

Tim

Hi,

I am designing a data form - adding some formatting etc.  I am able to see the webpart correctly in SPD split view, but when I trying to preview it, it gives me the following error