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Josiah Smith
We are still using the beta at my job, though we are in the process of
ordering a bunch of licenses for InfoPath 2007, and I have run accross a
problem.
We were using domain trusted forms and upgraded to IE7 due to some rendering
advances. IE7, though, wouldn't allow our javascript code in the task pane
for saving via http.send method, so we had to revert to a button with jscript
behind it.
We tried using the submit function, but there are commas in our filenames
that are converted to underscores when using submit. (I hope this was
something in the beta that wasn't fixed because it was to trivial to add to
the technical refresh, but will be in the full version.)
I am currently attempting to rewrite some of the task pane html/javascript
code to work as a fully trusted form, but have run accross an interesting
problem. the window.location.reload() method (used to reload the taskpane
after clicking on a view changing link) is now giving a permission denied
error. When I take that line out, most everything works except for the save
code (still an IE7 bug it seems) which may just need to be left in a button
with jscript behind it.
ordering a bunch of licenses for InfoPath 2007, and I have run accross a
problem.
We were using domain trusted forms and upgraded to IE7 due to some rendering
advances. IE7, though, wouldn't allow our javascript code in the task pane
for saving via http.send method, so we had to revert to a button with jscript
behind it.
We tried using the submit function, but there are commas in our filenames
that are converted to underscores when using submit. (I hope this was
something in the beta that wasn't fixed because it was to trivial to add to
the technical refresh, but will be in the full version.)
I am currently attempting to rewrite some of the task pane html/javascript
code to work as a fully trusted form, but have run accross an interesting
problem. the window.location.reload() method (used to reload the taskpane
after clicking on a view changing link) is now giving a permission denied
error. When I take that line out, most everything works except for the save
code (still an IE7 bug it seems) which may just need to be left in a button
with jscript behind it.