- WSS FAQ additions and corrections CXII – 6th – 12th July 2008
- SPListItem.Update() not starting workflow
- Another SharePoint Developer/Debugging Tips List
- SharePoint Lookups with Lists is Different Sites (Cross-Site Lookup)
- Adding SharePoint Document Libraries to the Save As Dialog
- How do I make our SharePoint site stop asking me to login? – Part III
- Helper Class for Avoiding Memory Leaks with SPSite and SPWeb Objects
- Theme-amajig: Updating SPTHEMES.XML Through a Feature
- Web Service Results – XPath is your friend!
- SharePoint – writing to a SharePoint list
- SharePoint 2007 – Site Collections and When to Use Them
- Planning A Successful SharePoint Site
- The welcome name on a site is not changed as expected after you edit the name of a user profile in SharePoint Server 2007
- Sample SharePoint Web.Config for SharePoint 2 Beta 2
- SharePoint custom content type without columns problem
- How to: SharePoint Silverlight Webpart
- SharePoint Webpart Deployment
- Developer Webcast: Bringing Enterprise Data to Life with SharePoint and WCF
- Creating Re-usable Email Templates for SharePoint Designer 2007 Workflows
- Site Definitions versus Site Templates and deciding on the correct customization approach
- List Definitions versus List Templates and deciding on the correct customization approach
- Features in Office SharePoint Server 2007
- Web Parts in Office SharePoint Server 2007
- Branding Office SharePoint Server 2007
Archive for July 13th, 2008
Links (7/13/2008)
Posted by Steve Pietrek on July 13, 2008
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Error “The following Url is not valid…” Publishing InfoPath Forms
Posted by Steve Pietrek on July 13, 2008
Yesterday while attempting to publish an InfoPath form to a SharePoint site, I received the error “The following Url is not valid…”. My site Url was:
http://server:103/sites/poc
To resolve the issue, create a Blank Team site collection in your web application which is not under “sites”. You need a site at the root of the Url. Problem solved.
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