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MOSS/Infopath on April 29th, 2010
This is caused by a hostname change.
When a page is created it holds an absolute reference to its page layout:
<mso:PublishingPageLayout msdt:dt="string">http://dummylink.stackemedia.co.uk/_catalogs/masterpage/aPage_Layout.aspx, A Page Layout</mso:PublishingPageLayout>
This needs to be updated to reflect the hostname change. To do this:
- Open the site in SharePoint Designer
- Check out the page
- Export the page – File > Export
- Open the content of the page and change the hostname as appropriate
- Return to SharePoint Designer and import the page – File > Import – overwriting the existing page
- Check-in the page and approve
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MOSS/Infopath on June 19th, 2009
You may want to include a feedback form or questionnaire on your Share Point site. Not every one will have the InfoPath client installed on their local machine, so the best way to ensure that everyone can access the form is to web enable it.
Enabling the form for use within a web browser is fairly simple: the only drawback being that you will be fairly limited during design as to what controls and functionality you might use. Saying that, for a simple survey, you won’t need anything beyond the basics.
To start off it would be best to setup your site and document libraries first. (I will presume that you do not have a site setup already so we will start from there). Once the site and libraries have been setup, we will create the form in InfoPath.
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