Last modified: June 28, 2011 Applies to: InfoPath 2013| InfoPath Forms Services| Office 2013| SharePoint Server 2013 Microsoft InfoPath continues to support form template projects created with Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for Visual Studio.NET or Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office System that have business logic written against members of the namespace. The topics in this section refer to the types and members of this namespace as the InfoPath 2003-compatible object model or simply the InfoPath 2003 object model. InfoPath also supports form template projects created with Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 that use the InfoPath 2003-compatible object model. In addition, you can use InfoPath to create new form template projects that use InfoPath 2003-compatible object model to retain backward compatibility for users of Office InfoPath 2007. All topics in this section are specific to creating and developing form templates that work with the InfoPath 2003-compatible object model provided by the namespace. Important Although creating business logic with the managed-code object model provided by the namespace is still supported by InfoPath, business logic written using this object model it is not supported for browser-enabled form templates deployed to Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 with InfoPath Forms Services. Browser-enabled form templates must use the new InfoPath managed code object model provided by members of the namespace for custom business logic. For more information about creating form templates with business logic written with members of the namespace, see. Also, note that users of form templates compiled with Visual Studio 2012 must have Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0 or later installed on their computers. Users of form templates compiled with Visual Studio.NET 2003 are only required to have Microsoft.NET Framework 1.1 on their computers. Provides information about how to start creating managed code form templates that work with the InfoPath 2003-compatible object model. Discusses initialization and clean-up code, how to add event handlers, how to debug and deploy managed-code form templates, threading support, and working with Microsoft XML Core Services (MSXML) from InfoPath managed-code solutions. Discusses the security model for InfoPath form templates that use managed code, debugging fully-trusted InfoPath form templates, and related security procedures. Discusses the InfoPath 2003-compatible object model, and common programming tasks for managed code form templates that work with that object model. Contains tips for solving common problems that you might encounter when creating managed-code form templates that work with the InfoPath 2003-compatible object model. Here are briefly the steps I am taking: 1. Create InfoPath [2013]Template with SQL connection 2. Publish to SharePoint [2013] Server (Administrator-approved Form) 3. Change template of a Forms Library to use my new template as its content type 4. Go back into InfoPath to modify the template and I get this message: InfoPath cannot load the view. The view may have been modified to contain unsupported HTML such as frames. Am I doing something wrong? Is editing a template even possible after its been published? Please keep in mind that this is just a test environment and there is nothing (no items) in the forms library I am working with. I am just clicking New Item to make sure the form was published and data from my SQL connection is populating the drop down list box in the form and then cancel. Hi, According to your description, my understanding is that you cannot edit the InfoPath form after publishing it to SharePoint. Can you load the form in the browser? Microsoft InfoPath continues to support form template projects created with Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for Visual Studio.NET or Visual Studio 2005 Tools. Jan 19, 2014 Microsoft InfoPath 2013 UE-V Template This template will sync basic settings for Info Path 2013. This template should be tested in your lab before. Sep 22, 2013 Hello, I created an E-mail form template in InfoPath 2013 which I test and worked. I create a weekly newsletter and would like to include the form template. Microsoft InfoPath, free and safe download. Microsoft InfoPath latest version: Create all sorts of forms in a familiar environment. Microsoft no longer offers a. Mar 19, 2015 Browser-compatible forms deployed to Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 with InfoPath Forms Services support features and controls that cover the majority of. I recommend to download a copy of the form template from SharePoint and then edit it to see if the issue still occurs. This issue may be due to the original form is corrupted, you can also try the steps below of the original form for troubleshooting: • Renaming the.XSN to.CAB. • Expanding the.CAB file and hacking either the individual xsl views and/or the manifest.xsf to remove the offending view(s). • Repacking the CAB file and renaming back to.XSN. Best regards. Thanks Victoria Xia TechNet Community Support. Hi, According to your description, my understanding is that you cannot edit the InfoPath form after publishing it to SharePoint. Can you load the form in the browser? I recommend to download a copy of the form template from SharePoint and then edit it to see if the issue still occurs. This issue may be due to the original form is corrupted, you can also try the steps below of the original form for troubleshooting: • Renaming the.XSN to.CAB. • Expanding the.CAB file and hacking either the individual xsl views and/or the manifest.xsf to remove the offending view(s). • Repacking the CAB file and renaming back to.XSN. Best regards. Thanks Victoria Xia TechNet Community Support. Hi, According to your description, my understanding is that you cannot edit the InfoPath form after publishing it to SharePoint. Can you load the form in the browser? I recommend to download a copy of the form template from SharePoint and then edit it to see if the issue still occurs. This issue may be due to the original form is corrupted, you can also try the steps below of the original form for troubleshooting: • Renaming the.XSN to.CAB. • Expanding the.CAB file and hacking either the individual xsl views and/or the manifest.xsf to remove the offending view(s). • Repacking the CAB file and renaming back to.XSN. Best regards. Thanks Victoria Xia TechNet Community Support Yes, I can successfully load the form in the browser and it does return the SQL dataset as expected. I've heard this type of problem can be caused by form corruption, but I've created 5 or 6 different forms and posted them to 5 or 6 different form libraries, and am getting the same result with all of them. This makes me think there is something wrong with my methodology. In any event, I'll try your suggestion of 'hacking' the xsn file and let you know the results. Thanks for the help. For anyone still following this conversation. This sprang up today on multiple customer devices. It is thought that a recent update might be the driver, but hasn't been confirmed as of yet. The impact here is seen to affect Win 7 OS with Office 2010. However odd the fix might be, or seen as a longshot. It has worked on each instance of the problem. If able, set the 'Tablet PC Input' service to Disabled, or to Manual ( awareness of starting/stopping the service is needed) as required. NOTE: Turning off and disabling services depends on the organizational and device requirements. It appears the Pen and Ink controls are now impacting the rendering of some of the more sophisticated forms. Regards, Matt G.
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