Примери за използване на Browser-compatible на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Form templates with JScript orVBScript scripting code are not browser-compatible.
Note: Browser-compatible form templates can only run at the Domain or Full Trust security level.
To add additional InfoPath-only views to your browser-compatible form template, repeat steps 2-9.
However, browser-compatible form templates cannot be configured to allow users to submit data to a database.
However, it is easier and more time-efficient to design one browser-compatible form template that includes the following views.
To publish the browser-compatible form template, remove these controls or convert them to controls that are browser-compatible.
Although date pickers are available when you design a browser-compatible form template, be aware of the following limitations.
Browser-compatible form templates allow users without InfoPath to fill out forms that are based on your form template by using a Web browser.
Although you can leave placeholder text settings for browser-compatible form templates, that text does not appear in Web browsers.
Because there is no way for you to know whether a policyholder has a copy of InfoPath installed on his or her computer,the form template must be browser-compatible.
InfoPath controls orfeatures that aren't supported in browser-compatible form templates are either hidden or disabled so that you aren't tempted to use them during the design process.
To make your template part compatiblewith InfoPath Forms Services, select the Enable browser-compatible features only check box.
Enable browser-compatible features only Select this check box to limit the features, controls, and settings in design mode to only those that are supported in both InfoPath and a Web browser.
Because there is no way for you to know whether a policyholder has a copy of InfoPath installed on his or her computer,the form template must be browser-compatible.
An InfoPath-only form template may contain features that are not supported in browser-compatible form templates, such as user roles, custom task panes, or master-detail controls.
To accommodate users who do and do not have InfoPath installed,you could design two distinct form templates- one that is browser-compatible and one that is not.
The procedure for merging forms in a SharePoint library that are based on browser-compatible form templates is the same as merging forms that users open and fill out in InfoPath.
For example, if you want to design a form template that can be opened and filled out in either Microsoft Office InfoPath ora Web browser, you can select the Enable browser-compatible features only check box.
Your browser-compatible form template must accommodate policyholders who open and fill out the claim form from your company's Web site, as well as internal users who review and approve the data in the claim form.
If you are designing a form template, andyou decide to change its compatibility setting to make it browser-compatible, it is possible that browser-compatibility problems may result.
Therefore, if you are designing a form template based on a SQL Server database and you want your users to submit their form data to the database through the main data connection,you cannot make that form template browser-compatible.
The verification feature is useful because you can view potential problems while you are designing your browser-compatible form template rather than after you have published it to the server.
If you plan to create a browser-compatible form template, keep in mind that the document action bar, which is visible when filling out forms in Microsoft Office documents, including InfoPath forms, is not visible in browser-compatible form templates that users fill out in a Web browser.
For example, if you inherited a regular, InfoPath-only form template from a coworker, andyou now want it to be browser-compatible, you can change the existing compatibility settings for the form template.
For example, if you want to design a form template that can be opened and filled out in eitherMicrosoft Office InfoPath or a browser, you can select the Enable browser-compatible features only check box in the Design a Form Template dialog box.
For example, if you begin designing a form template andthen decide that you want it to be browser-compatible, you can change the compatibility setting for the form template by clicking the Change Compatibility Settings link in the Design Checker task pane.
The process of deploying a form template involvespublishing the form template, enabling it for use on the Web(for browser-compatible form templates only), and making users aware of the form template's availability.
For example, if you begin designing a form template andthen decide that you want it to be browser-compatible, you can change the compatibility setting for the form template by clicking the Change Compatibility Settings link in the Design Checker task pane.
If the problem results from an unsupported setting- for example, if your form template specifies user roles,which don't work in browser-compatible form templates- InfoPath displays a more descriptive alert that explains the problem.