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Sorry for the late reply. My issue has been fixed. Naina

Were you able to solve you issue? Chris

I'm sorry. We are using SharePoint to host our forms and I saw other InfoPath related stuff in the SharePoint forum. Where should I ask this question?

Thanks for the reply. i'm using 2007.

iam not really sure why you react like this, no one have answered the question so i asked if no one could help! Maybe just give something which could help me solve the question. i would not define that as rude. /Hope you have a nice day, and again thx for helping me in the first question i asked about SharePoint :)

What Jobs? Do you mean a SharePoint TimerJob ? Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.

Yes everything works fine now, for other people having same issue here is what i did; apparently system account can not run Workflows which means if your account is a system account it will not be able to initiate a workflow! This also applies when creating workflows in Sharepoint designer, which will run when email is received. This means you have to create user for example SPworkflow and make this a site collection admin: Site Settings > Permissions > Site Collection Administrators Then log in to Sharepoint designer again and save the workflows using this account!!!! :wtf:

Once again, you can't just drop an ASP.NET application into your SharePoint server. If your company and SharePoint dept feels this is best then they all need to gain a better understanding of SharePoint. A sandbox solution has nothing to do with this context unless you are providing a SharePoint solution and wouldn't make much sense anyway as your solution would need to make use application page most likely. A PageViewer[^] webpart would provide the functionality to link the external pages. However, any security tokens, if necessary, are not sent to the other site by default unless you have SSO configured. Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.

The masterpage used by child sites can change independent of the root masterpage, especially with publishing sites or if code has been run on the child sites, perhaps with feature stapling when the site was created. No comment

Technically you can do this because - 1. SharePoint is compatible with the ASP.NET MembershipProvider, which is where *most* of the user functionality you seek lies. 2. SharePoint has lists and document libraries which you could leverage for the content functionality you mentioned. Do take note of some of the strengths and weaknesses of sharepoint though - even if you plan to use the "free" version.

I am working with SP Foundation. I was able to solve the issue using the feedback I used. I made the following changes to my code: xsl:value-of select="substring-after(@ows_Facility, ';#')"/ I used the same logic you provided for other columns that had a similar issue. The good part is the ‘2;#’ and ‘float;#’ disappeared from the Data View. Now the one thing I’m still having trouble with is editing the calculation columns. For example I have a ‘Tonnage Capacity’ column, which is a calculation on the initial lists (tonnage capacity = pallet capacity * 1500). In my data view I am able to edit all my normal columns to a number format with 0 decimal places. However, when I format the Tonnage Capacity column to number format the values disappear. Is there a way around this? Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the information. The report of my death was an exaggeration - Mark Twain Simply Elegant Designs JimmyRopes Designs Think inside the box! ProActive Secure Systems I'm on-line therefore I am. JimmyRopes

just googled and got this link. This may help you. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-AU/sharepoint2010general/thread/332bb5a2-2731-4f14-b3ba-ef11ad4b3f12[^] Naina

yes that,s true.

It must be SP3 to be used on Server 2003 R2 No comment

Thanks Mark i know i will take time but i dont know the right direction to start learning sharepoint. i want a way to start sharepoint from basic to advanced.i am very new to sharepoint and when i surf on google, the infomation i found really is really confusing. Bhupendra Sofware Developer