In a previous post, I described how you could provision SharePoint promoted property columns for InfoPath forms using code, rather than using the InfoPath client designer. In the same vane, this post demonstrates how to support non-InfoPath XML forms in SharePoint; Using the SharePoint built-in XML parser to automatically determine the content type based on … Continue reading SharePoint: Non-InfoPath XML Form Property Promotion and Demotion
SharePoint: Creating InfoPath Property Promoted Columns Using Code
When you create an InfoPath 2007 form and publish it to a SharePoint deployment, you have the option to promote 1 or more of your forms XML elements to SharePoint as List columns or Content-Type columns, see this article for more information on property promotion. This is a great feature, however it does have some … Continue reading SharePoint: Creating InfoPath Property Promoted Columns Using Code
SharePoint: FormServer.aspx Query String Parameters
For the full description of the query string parameters supported by Forms Services FormServer.aspx check this Msdn article.
InfoPath Forms – Minimize and Maximize Sections or Collapsible Sections
There’s a cool article here describing a nice way to achieve expanding or collapsible sections in InfoPath Forms.
Publishing Infopath To SharePoint: “the following url is not valid” Error
While attempting to publish an Infopath form to a Sharepoint site collection, I came across the following error: “The following URL is invalid: http://{the-url}” This had me stumped for a couple of hours, digging around Central Admin messing with security settings etc. Finally I googled the problem and found nothing of particular use untill I … Continue reading Publishing Infopath To SharePoint: “the following url is not valid” Error
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