Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Ustes — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 02:25:47 GMT

I have the same problem and can't find out how to fix. Even recreated site and change the newform page again and the same thing happens.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Kevin Lee — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 04:53:28 GMT

Thanks for the details - we are having the EXACT same problems with our Events List. Any further details you might find on this would be appreciated.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Boxy — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 06:19:22 GMT

I'm having the same issue.. the MS site http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointdesigner/HA101191111033.aspx shows you how to do it but when it comes to to associate the new page it doesn't do it. It just seems flakey.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:02:20 GMT

Hello there, I'm sorry for the late reply, I was OOF and spent a nice few days in Dublin with my wife.

Have you deleted the ListFromWebpart webpart from NewForm.aspx? If you did so, that could be the problem. I found that without this control, the NEW action simply doesn't work. If you want to design you own input panel, you can hide the ListFromWebpart webpart.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Bing — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 01:49:08 GMT

Hi there,

I am having the same problem as Boxy. I followed the Microsoft article and everything works fine until I tried to associate my new form in the properties.

I browse to the new .aspx file which I created to use to create new form and then close the properties window but when I go back in again I found that the new form file is pointed back to SharePoint default one again. It seems that this this property can not be changed. and no matter what I rename the default NewForm.aspx to this property can always find and point to that, it seems that there is a link between them but I am not sure where this linkage could be. Can anyone here help me please?

Thank you

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 15:11:50 GMT

Hello,

Looks like the same issue I posted here. What do you get from proc_GetListWebParts? I guess, you'll have 2 different lines for the NEW command.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Bing — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 01:45:51 GMT

Hi, Thank you for your reply. But I don't quite understand... where do I find the proc_GetListWebParts and NEW command? I made a new 'NewForm.aspx' from scratch by inserting a sharepoint control and that's all I did.

Sorry, I am very new to SharePoint.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 11:55:53 GMT

Hello Bing,

If you don't have a ListFormWebPart control (this is the control that renders you the edit controls) on your NewForm.aspx page, SharePoint won't accept the page as a "New item form" even if you can select it in SharePoint Designer. The only workaround I found was to keep the ListFormWebPart on the page, but hide it.

If you already deleted this control from your page without backing it up, you could face another challange by re-creating the control (you can do it with SharePoint Designer - Insert -> SharePoint Controls -> List Form, but it's buggy). In this case, it's easier to re-create the list, instead of hacking the XML tags in the page.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 11:58:15 GMT

Hello again Bing,

Here's some more information to help you: I wrote few lines of SQL code to check your

configuration. Please

1. Open SQL Management Studio on your MOSS Server,

2. Connect to the local SQL Server

3. Click on the New Query button

4. Select the "WSS_Content" SQL database on the toolbar

5. Fill out your list's name and your SharePoint admin user name in the code below

6. Run the code by hitting F5 or Ctrl+E

7. Post your output here

declare @ListName nvarchar(100)

declare @UserName nvarchar(100)

-- TYPE YOUR INPUTS HERE

set @ListName = 'NewList2' -- Your list's name

set @UserName = 'TestUser' -- Your SharePoint admin user's username

set @ListName = '%' + @ListName + '%'

set @UserName = '%' + @UserName + '%'

declare @ListId uniqueidentifier

declare @UserID int

declare @SideId uniqueidentifier

select @ListId = tp_ID from AllLists where tp_Title like @ListName

select @UserID = tp_ID from UserInfo where tp_Login like @UserName

select @SideId = tp_SiteID from UserInfo where tp_Login like @UserName

exec proc_GetListWebParts @ListId, @UserID, 0, 0, 0, @SideId

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Thomas Goddard — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 23:18:23 GMT

So how exactly are we supposed to edit the NewForm.aspx? I this insane or what? It seems like anything you try to do in SharePoint breaks something.

How would I simply change the "Column Name 1" text to not wrap?

Stupid SharePoint!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 10:46:32 GMT

Hello Thomas,

Yes, I feel your pain! Try Forms Services with browser-enabled forms instead! If it doesn't want to work, check out my blog entry at http://blogs.msdn.com/dszabo/archive/2007/03/22/configuration-tasks-needs-to-be-done-to-work-with-infopath-forms-services-and-browser-forms.aspx

Cheers,

David

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dave — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 11:58:19 GMT

I'm new to SharePoint Designer & have tried to resolve the problem of the Invalid Page URL without success.

Has anyone got a simple solution that can be applied within SharePoint Designer?

Many thanks, dave

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 13:44:57 GMT

Dave, the easiest resolution is to delete the list, re-create it and don't touch NewForm.aspx at all. If you still need to touch it, make sure that the ListFormWebPart webpart remains on your page (you can hide it).

The best solution is to use InfoPath Forms Services for input panel customizations.

David

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Chad — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 16:49:30 GMT

I also had the same problem! But it happened for me a good time after my user's have been using the Help Desk template. So to recreate the whole thing with my customizations to it is going to be a real pain in the neck, but such is life!

Thank you David Szabo for the solution on keeping the ListFormWebPart hidden. I am going to do this now when I recreate.

BTW - this change to just NewForm broke all of my forms, including DispForm and EditForm. This happen for everyone else also?

Thanks!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Chad — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 16:54:19 GMT

Thomas, i forgot to say in response to you, every time I make a change to sharepoint code I cringe with fear as I refresh the page, so I feel your pain!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 17:30:51 GMT

Hi Chad,

Content Types could make your life easier, as this way you don't have to re-create the whole list with all of its fields, just create an instance from an existing content type. Of course, you couldn't aware of the fact that your list will need to be re-created, but for the future, I suggest doing it this way.

Yes, all the other list pages got ruined.

Cheers,

David

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Enrico Lorenzini — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 03:05:26 GMT

...Simply select the "Content Type Specific Forms" from the DropDown listbox in SharepointDesigner ... (the default for me was "folder", u must match with your content type ie "contact","event"..)

Bye.

Enrico

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

jibran — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 20:16:53 GMT

Same thing happened to me on DispForm.aspx. I'm glad this post existed, because I was starting to think i was crazy. I too had to recreate the list--what a pain. ~Jibran

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Arif — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 21:38:48 GMT

I started having the same issue. I tried everything mentioned in this blog. The only thing worked for me was to reset default.master to the site definition. Everything works now.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 22:19:35 GMT

Finally, I got my KB article published:

Error message when you click "New" to create a new item in a list or when you click an existing item in SharePoint Server 2007: "Invalid page URL" or "An unexpected error has occurred"

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=935504

David

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 22:20:32 GMT

Arif, did you have a clean English RTM installation?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Chris — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 18:17:39 GMT

i had the same problems too and this drives me crazy, but YOu can go in and edit the sql database and change your url links to associate correctly to fix the issue, it's not exactly comforting manually editing data and It's been awhile so I can't give any details but you can get around it and assign the pages correctly without that web part if you use sql, but it's probably not supported method :p.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 00:07:32 GMT

Yes Chris, you are right, it's totally unsupported but that was the way I solved it in my virtual environment too.

SharePoint Designer and NewForm.aspx

Steve Caravajal's Ramblings — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 05:37:09 GMT

If you are using SPD to customize the NewForm.aspx you need to be aware of this: Error message when you

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Colin — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 12:01:28 GMT

I also have met this problem.It makes my project delay,what a pity!I can't bear it again!!!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

preeti — Mon, 14 May 2007 13:22:34 GMT

i hv also created custom list an d getting the following error

Cannot complete this action.

Please try again. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequestInternalClass.CreateListFromFormPost(String bstrUrl, String& pbstrGuid, String& pbstrNextUrl)

at Microsoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequest.CreateListFromFormPost(String bstrUrl, String& pbstrGuid, String& pbstrNextUrl)

I am not able to find the problem.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Wed, 16 May 2007 13:31:59 GMT

preeti, is it an upgraded site (v2->v3)? If so, is it still running in SharePoint 2003 compatibility mode?

Do you have the appropriate rights to create the list?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

MatrixNeo42 — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 21:54:29 GMT

Dszabo,

I am running an upgraded site (v2->v3). How do I know or check if I am still running in SharePoint 2003 compatibility mode?

How do I leave that mode? Do I need to click "finalize upgrade"? Are there any risks?

My problem is that when I try to insert a custom list form, nothing really happens. I've reinstalled sharepoint designer (trial) and done windows updates. Is there a connection here?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 12:36:45 GMT

Hi MatrixNeo42,

Very sorry for the late reply. Will check the compatibility mode questions with my colleagues and come back to you.

The way I would start troubleshooting the problem is to check the SharePoint error log file. It's located under C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\LOGS. It contains many useful information. It helped me solving such problems 100% so far. :)

Cheers,

David

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 13:25:38 GMT

MatrixNeo42,

Checked and Finalize Upgrade has to take you out from compatibility mode. In SharePoint 2003, there was a command (stsadm -o upgrade -force), but it doesn't work on MOSS 2007 anymore. If you remain in compatibility mode after finalizing the upgrade, open a ticket at Microsoft Support.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Alex — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 12:49:28 GMT

I am using Application template that downloaded from microsoft website, and using 1 of the template. My question is, how can I modify the NewForm.aspx so that I can put some logic checking when the user press on OK button.

In another words, before insert the data, I want to do special business rule checking upon the user click on the OK button to save the entered data.

Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 13:27:31 GMT

Hey Alex, yes, you can do that definitely. Do you want to do it on the client side before the form is submitted to MOSS or you want to do it on the server side after the form submitted?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Alex — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 04:15:16 GMT

Hi dszabo,

I need to do in server side. Actually, I am modifying the Application template "RoomEquipmentReservations" that downloaded from microsoft website. And everything fine for this template except, I want to add extra validation upon the user click on the save button (Add New item). I am not allow the user to overlap the time. For eg. If someone already booked meeting room A for a particular period, then other user can not book anymore.

Please advice. Thanks in advance.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 12:07:51 GMT

Hi Alex, I don't know this application template specifically, but I guess it stores the reservations as list items. What you can do is to (1) develop your own own custom a workflow action and you can set up a workflow for this specific list, (2) create a brand new workflow programmatically and associate it with the list or (3) if you want a low-level solution, you can write an event sink that relies on modifications/creations against this specific list. Check out more information at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=6D94E307-67D9-41AC-B2D6-0074D6286FA9&displaylang=en or drop a question here or by email to me to [dszabo at microsoft dot com]

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Johnny — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 08:03:08 GMT

David,

I gatta same problem, whenever i click 'displayForm, it will redirected to homepage...any an idea to solve this issue?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Felice — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 15:35:14 GMT

Hi,

i had created a sharepoint blog site and now in the post list there is the "Newform" problem.

I can't delete the post list how can i resolve the problem?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Ben — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 02:18:45 GMT

With this finding, is their documentation on how to correctly modify the newform.aspx, displayform.aspx, and editform.aspx pages in a supported way?

Following the recommended steps, I don't see how you cannot delete the webpart after you hide it?

This was the blog where I learned how to do it the original way...

http://blah.winsmarts.com/2007-5-Customize_the_-and-quot;NewFormaspx-and-quot;_page_for_a_SharePoint_List.aspx

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 18:16:21 GMT

Hi Ben, yes, there's a documentation on Office Online, but the point is that this is a bug in WSS.

I don't understand your 2nd question. Can you please clarify it? The easiest way to have a custom form page is to hide the ListFormWebPart control and insert the Custom List Form control to your page as your blog entry mentioned.

Thank you,

David

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Ben — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 19:43:01 GMT

David,

Thanks for the response. I wasn't sure if the blog I referenced was "hiding" the ListFormWebPart or deleting it.

Regards,

Ben

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 19:55:08 GMT

Yes, it wasn't really mentioning. Anyway, if you are not hiding the webpart but deleting it, your list will be ruined, so you did a grand job of researching about it before trying it out. :)

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Matt Ranlett — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 18:43:03 GMT

Thanks for this post and all the great comments it inspired. I'm trying to do something similar and I'm not sure I understand the right way to go about this.

I've created a new content type and list template which I want to deploy to multiple site collections via solutions/features. I want my list template to come with custom DispForm, NewForm, and EditForm aspx pages to hide certain fields from my content type. In SPD, if I create this page, I can't export it and use it with any other list from the same template b/c the SPD-generated page references the ListID GUID.

If I understand this post correctly, what I need to do is basically code each one of these pages from scratch and have it define the rendered fields in code. There doesn't seem to be a way to create a generic page from SPD

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 02:06:19 GMT

Hi Matt, Use the list's name instead of its ID: modify the DataFormWebPart in the page's code. Cheers!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Ben — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 22:41:39 GMT

Another SPD issue with modifying form pages... If you want to modify a new item, edit item or display item page for a list or library where you are attaching a file - you will lose the ability to attach the file in your modified page.

This posting has been receiving a large number of views in the MSDN forums.

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1104194&SiteID=1

If anyone has found a solution for this issue, that would be greatly appreciated.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Mark — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 13:14:50 GMT

@Matt, David,

I need to do something similar:

We have modified our default document content type to enforce metadata, but have come across a problem with web part pages. The form does not pick up a "title" value from the "create" page, so the new item is left "checked out". If we try to edit the item's properties, there is no "title" field to edit.

We need to modify the editform.aspx to include a title field.

As we have thousands of sites in the wild, we cannot consider using frontpage to modify the sites.

What approach is best here?

Thanks.

Mark

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 02:44:11 GMT

Mark, so you need to spread a new form page (with a new field) across thousands of lists - is that correct? Are they the same page? Are these sites reside on the same box? Why not copying the fixed form by using code - let's say the Microsoft.SharePoint APIs? Cheers, David

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Misha — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 09:21:05 GMT

Hi,

I want to modify the respond to survey page in MOSS 2007. The problem is I want this change to persist to all new surveys created in that site. Means I am modifying the default functionality of the Finish button in newform.aspx page of one survey, but this does not reflect to other surveys created in site. Can I achieve this ?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Pantera71 — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 20:54:24 GMT

Hi dszabo,

Thanks for the post, but I have now a problem. I customized an EditForm.aspx and everything works fine until I click on the "Check In" button (after uploading a doc). The document is only saved and remains checked out.

Is there a way to either correct the behavior of the button or to change the label to 'OK'?

Thanks,

Edgardo

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Ralph Rivas — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 16:59:16 GMT

This is very bad ... blows the whole purpose of using the designer for key lists. This needs to be fixed like immediately. This is unnacceptable ... what has Microsoft said about this as it seems to be known for quite some time now (how did their testing miss something like this ... My first training bit to go through customizations and BAM ...)

Oh well ...

Anyways ... hiding strategies?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Madani Benghia — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 11:22:20 GMT

This works but I do not like it:

Just get your list guid id from SPDesigner source view and run the following command:

==============================

Update

WebParts Set tp_Flags=1048576

WHERE (tp_ListId = 'your_list_guid')

and tp_ID=(select top 1 tp_ID from WebParts where

(tp_ListId = 'your_list_guid') order by tp_CreationTime desc)

PLEASE CHANGE tp_ListId to your list id.

====================================

the result is immediate.Just close the page in SPDesigner and open it again,the 'can't render webpart' error will go away.

BUT THIS IS JUST A WORKAROUND :).I still do not know how this affects the moss site.

ToolBar Customization

Avi4tech — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 18:50:15 GMT

Issue:-

In a share point picture library. When user click on a picture, by default the picture open in the DispForm.aspx with default toolbar (SharePoint:FormToolBar) having options

- Edit Items

- Delete Item

- Manage Permissions

- Mange copies

- Check Out

- Alert me

We need to customized it, so that the DispForm for this picture library will show toolbar having options only

- Edit Items

- Delete Item

- Alert me

This customization should not affect other picture library running on the same server. Should be applicable for a particular picture library site only.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 15:38:15 GMT

Avi4tech, you can disable the standard toolbar on the Edit page: open SharePoint Designer, open the edit page for editing, right click on the List Form webpart, choose List Form Properties and uncheck the Show Standard Toolbar checkbox. After that, you can create your own toolbar on the edit page.

re: Custom list DispForm.aspx

JanakiramanC — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 11:38:43 GMT

Hi dszabo,

Thanks for the post regarding Dispform.aspx. I have tried disabling Standard toolbar of Dispform.aspx of Picture libary using Designer. Added my own custom toolbar in DispForm.aspx.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Mikael — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 16:17:21 GMT

Hi,

we have an customized list and want to customize NewForm.aspx and EditForm.aspx. Then we have some BDC fields, and they are not saved in the list when we ues the customized forms.

We have done like suggested and only hidden ListFormWebPart and then inserted Sharepoint controls\Custom List Form instead. It seems to works for normal fields but not for BDC fields.

Any suggestions?

/Mikael

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Matt F — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:46:59 GMT

Thanks for the article. Hiding the ListFormWebPart was the trick we needed to get the new button working again.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Andres — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 00:13:26 GMT

Hi, I had the same problem. Some developer accidentally deleted the NewForm.aspx of some List and we couldn't bind the newly created NewForm.aspx to the list. I used the query solution from Madani Benghia and it worked out.

However, web part properties is all messed up. It displays the whole page instead only the property pages for the selected web part. I got to this because I was trying to hide the list form web part.

EditForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0 similarly!

=8)-DX — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 17:23:06 GMT

Whoaa lots of comments. Just like to mention that I had a similar problem editing EditForm.aspx in the designer. After editing, then I had the problem that when editing List items derived prom the folder content-type (with extra columns), EditForm.aspx showed the only the fields "content-type" and "Title" - and failed to display my additional columns -> I go scared and clicked "Return to definition" in the designer for that form and to my horror the problem remained. I tried everything and also ended up recreating the list from scratch (all content-types, views =((). Another thing that happened to me is that when trying to fix the broken EditForm.asp by copying it in the designer (right mouse button on the file in the tree-view, then copy, then click on the forms dir. of the broken list and past) It threw an error saying that I couldn't copy this kind of form between lists. and then it BROKE the EDITFORM.ASP of the WORKING list! Actually it replaced the property ListNew/Forms/EditForm.aspx for ListBroken/Forms/EditForm.aspx and when I tried to change it back it threw an error about unable to transfer between lists. So people: do not use SharePoint designer to edit you list forms and if so I'd recommend:

1) make an stp (or cmp) backup including data.

2) create a copy of the form and edit that then set your list to point to it.

3) pray.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

paslatek — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 19:45:32 GMT

Is it possible to "embed" the custom list form webpart in the list definition ?

I did the modifications in SPD to add the custom part, and hide the listfromwebpart. Then I used the Sharepoint solution generator to "extract" the list definition. But the extracted template does not include the webparts definitions (nor standard listform WP or custom WP). The pages contains only the webpart zone definition.

My objective is to create a list template (as a feature) wich include a special columns to display in allitems.aspx but hide it in dispform.aspx.

I don't find a way to do that. Any idea ?

Thks

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

will — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 16:17:16 GMT

Has anyone tested this under SP1 and seen it has been fixed?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

sapthagiri — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:46:35 GMT

i customized the NewForm.aspx in sharepoint designer, after that iam not able to add the attachments to that list,

it is showing java script elert messe like the field was modifided.

so how i have to solve the problem, please help on this, i searched so many blogs i didn't find any solution on this.

please help me

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Kevin Cornwell — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 00:03:05 GMT

I discovered another bug where all new items are dropped in the root folder of the list regardless of what folder I am in...

I have a list with several folders when I add a new item (via my new custom form .aspx) it places it at the root. of the list regardless of what folder I may have been in. Arrrg!!!

I have done everything exactly as suggested.

First I hide the List Form Web Part by selecting the Hidden check box from SharePoint Designer as described here and in the MS article (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935504). Then I create my custom form.

What the heck!?!?!

I can reproduce this every time with new lists by simply hiding the "defualt" new form (List Form Web Part).

Please help. Massive project delayed becuase of this.

Thanks,

Kevin C

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

myang — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 17:11:05 GMT

I discovered the solution for this.

If you no longer have ListFormWebPart control in your NewForm.aspx, copy the ListFormWebPart from the EditForm.aspx.

In the code of NewForm.aspx, replace

this line

with this

and this line

with

I hope this helps :)

God Bless...

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Niks — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:57:02 GMT

I have a unique problem...i dunno whether im the first one up with it ...im trying to create a custom new form for a calendar....everything works fine when i follow all the steps given above...until i check the recurring events checkbox or the all day event checkbox...when i do that i get the same ##**#"!% an error has occurred message......

Please help...i have followed all steps given here word for word and from other places as well...to no avail...

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 02:35:38 GMT

Hey Niks, set the configuration/SharePoint/SafeMode/CallStack parameter to true (as mentioned in the blog) and search for the function names on the internet. If you find anything, post it here, please. If not, post your call stack. Cheers!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 02:36:28 GMT

Myang: wow, it's great to see that someone found an alternative solution for this! I'll check it out when I can! Thanks again!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Destroy89 — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 20:25:43 GMT

My solution. I uninstalled the evaluation edition and installed a fully licensed version and then everything worked fine.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Shacahr — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 19:22:03 GMT

Did anybody solve the "nothing happens" after inserting custom list form? i've been dealing with this problem for a long time, seen lots of posts about it , and no solution :-(

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

MPG — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:37:11 GMT

myang ... you saved my HOURS of work. THANK YOU! Your copy/paste with edits worked in seconds.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Micke Lindholm — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 14:37:03 GMT

Im another one with the "nothing happens problem" when inserting a custom list form. There must be someone out there that has solved it??

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Spuds — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 07:31:41 GMT

Wow quite a read...

I found creating a new page and form altogether was easier. If you want to make it your default put this in an appropriate position in the default form.

This will work for Edit and display forms you don't need to add "+ window.location.search" to new forms as it doesn't need to pull original information to display.

only downfall was pressing backspace has issues on the custom form. Like I am worried about such a small problem anyway...

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Abe — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:44:10 GMT

Any news on re-enabling attachments to this custom form? Losing the ability to add attachments renders customizing New/Edit forms null and void?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

tanging — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:03:33 GMT

The customization of NewForm and EditForm will result in the Attach file breaking, this link is helpful but distressing. With each day comes new issues with Sharepoint (WSS3 for me) that have me wondering if I am working in a production system or a BETA system that is dressed up like a production system. Pathetic.

http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/showpost.aspx?postid=1104194&siteid=1&sb=0&d=1&at=7&ft=11&tf=0&pageid=1

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

tanging — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:35:41 GMT

the above link was also referenced by Ben earlier in the list, sorry for the duplication, just frustration showing through in some of the asinine bugs (WSS workflow IDs must be lowercase, but you must read blogs to find it since the documenation is sparse and most of the books "assume" that this is known behavior).

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Dallas — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 23:39:21 GMT

is it possible for you to post the "edit the database" version of this fix? recreating the list isn't an option for me due to other list relationships.

I understand it won't be Microsoft-supported but I don't have much of a choice.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Dannis — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 12:03:14 GMT

Nothing happen problem again... Anyone know how to solve this issue? "Nothing happen when inserting custom list form in sharepoint designer"

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Jaimes — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 10:55:48 GMT

Hi,

How does the branching for surveys in MOSS render? I recently created a page and embed the survey (with branching) on it. After publishing the page, I tried to use the survey with the branching capability. When I clicked respond to this survey, you can see that the URL shows the ?Source=URL of the page where the survey has been accessed. In a survey that does not allow branching, once the submit (Save) button is clicked then users wil be redirected to the page where the MOSS survey is embedded. Now when I accessed the survey with branching, after answering the first question and clicking Next, I am redirected to another page with the survey question and this time the URL appears like this: EditForm.aspx?ID=4&FirstField=Why_x0020_is_x0020_this_x0020_yo. So when I click Submit or Save, I am brought to the Survey List page and not anymore to the page where i have embedded the MOSS survey list?

Is this a behavior of branching for MOSS survey list? What do I need to do to follow the behavior of the survey even with the branching capability?

Thanks,

Jaimes

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Kathi — Fri, 02 May 2008 04:47:13 GMT

Here's a HUGE thank you for posting the information on this pesky issue. I tried a number of things in a very short period of time (with my phone ringing off the hook and email coming in like a waterfall) but no joy. I then tried myang's solution and WHAM! Fixed! I just can't express how happy I am... now I get to go home LOL THANK YOU!!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

poe — Thu, 08 May 2008 18:46:25 GMT

Thanks to myang, I could convince my calendar to work again *but* in calendar-view items won't display in DispForm.aspx any longer but in EditForm.aspx instead.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

JasonD — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 18:57:40 GMT

"Nothing Happens" problem, solved.

Goto the Central Administration site, click on Operations then at the bottom of the screen click on "Data Retrieval Service". Now make sure "Enable these data retrieval services" is checked (on the right first on the list), save and restart IIS for good measure.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

hero — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 13:04:38 GMT

myang's solution worked like a charm for me. Thanx guys!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

AngelIndaux — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 18:36:11 GMT

I had the same problem, and solved thanks to myang.

But....I have another issue.

Even if the "New form" works fine...when trying to make it run from a mobile view with the "/m" option, when I go to my list, I can not see now the "New Item" link. so I can not create more items from mobile view. Does anyone have the same problem and any solution ?

thanks in advance !!!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Jonathan — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 15:51:39 GMT

So I ran into this problem twice before being directed to the msdn article, which referenced a MS support page that referenced this page. After recreating my list and following the recommended guidance (hiding the ListFormWebPart instead of deleting) I started to recreate the custom functions I wanted to have initially. I created a new page using "New from Existing Page" so as not to corrupt the main DispForm.aspx (still not deleting the ListFormWebPart). The new page was called AddTask.aspx and for some reason is now being called up when you click to view an item from the list (instead of DispForm.aspx). This isn't as bad as the first scenario where it didn't know where to go, but it is still essentially broken. You may want to add to your guidance that duplicating the ListFormWebPart could have consequences as well. Sorry I can't provide specifics, I thought I was proceeding correctly and didn't notice initially that I had broken anything. I hope you're able to find a solution or that the problem is fixed in the next iteratiion. Thanks for blogging about it though. These dev blogs are better than most product support sites.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Tim — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 14:34:16 GMT

Hi there,

I tried myang's solution to the problem, which at first seemed to have worked. I copied the ListFormWebpart Control from the EditForm.aspx, inserted it into NewForm.aspx and edited it as recommended above.

Opening the NewForm.aspx via the "New"-Button worked again then, but now opening the EditForm.aspx via an edit Button resulted in an 404 Error.

Taking a closer look at the Code, I realized that Sharepoint Designer apparently had removed the Webpart from the EditForm.aspx by itself!!!

This behavior is reproduceable:

I copy'n'paste the Control Back from NewForm.aspx to Edit-Form.aspx, edit

and

and save the page.

Then opening the EditForm works again, but NewForm.aspx is broken again.

Is there some kind of ID to these webparts that has to be altered when pasting the Control from EditForm.aspx to NewForm.aspx ???

It just seems as if Sharepoint accepts the webpart only in one of the two pages at a time...

Bye,

Tim

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

AngelIndaux — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 09:11:04 GMT

You need to create a new GUID with Visual Studio, and change it in : (WebPartId)

<WebPartPages:ListFormWebPart runat="server" __MarkupType="xmlmarkup" WebPart="true" __WebPartId="{5C31247F-D13D-40C0-A4B8-A8A49C0DE99D}" >

Then you have your EditForm with one WebPartID and the NewForm with another WebPartID.

Also...some lines down...

Just change one number of the ID section, so your Editform ID and your Newform IDS are different.

Then it will work for PC views, but your "New Item" link will dissapear for your "/m" mobile views.

I hope this will work for you !

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Tim — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 15:57:49 GMT

Hi,

this did the trick!

Many thanks to myang and AngelIndaux !!!

Here is what I did from A to Z to recover my ruined NewForm.aspx (based upon myang's and AngelIndaux's posts):

1. Open NewForm.aspx and EditForm.aspx in Sharepoint Designer

2. Copy the code for the ListFormWebPart control from the EditForm.aspx. The code in question reaches from

<WebPartPages:ListFormWebPart runat="server" __MarkupType="xmlmarkup" WebPart="true" __WebPartId="{YOUR_GUID}" >

down to

</WebPartPages:ListFormWebPart>

3. Paste it into the broken NewForm.aspx, I pasted it right below the Line:

<WebPartPages:WebPartZone runat="server" FrameType="None" ID="Main" Title="loc:Main"><ZoneTemplate>

4. Within the pasted lines of code look up the lines starting with

<ControlMode

and

<FormType

In the "Control mode" tag replace the "Edit" with "New", in the "FormType"-Section replace the digit "6" with "8".

5. Before saving, you have to generate a new GUID for the pasted control in your NewForm.aspx otherwise your EditForm.aspx will be broken after saving!!!

There are online GUID generators on the internet so you don't need Visual Studio, e. g.:

http://www.somacon.com/p113.php

Generate a new GUID and asign it to the "__WebPartId" attribute in the very first line of code of your control:

<WebPartPages:ListFormWebPart runat="server" __MarkupType="xmlmarkup" WebPart="true" __WebPartId="{YOUR_NEW_GUID_HERE}" >

6. Look up the <ID></ID>-Tag further below (it was about 27 lines below in my case) and change a random number in the ID, e. g.

Before: <ID>g_092cc5f1_f97c_408b_bf66_c7b235af38f9</ID>

After:

7. Save your work...and your done!

Worked like a charm for me...

Bye,

Tim

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Felix — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 06:48:58 GMT

Someone please tell Microsoft this... at least they won't recommend to recreate the list from scratch. That is just so idiotic given some sort of an alternative...

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Lionel Moyal — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 10:17:56 GMT

Thanks for this post! Saved me hours of work!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Hannes — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 15:38:58 GMT

Great blog entry! Saved me a lot of work :)

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Csaba Turner — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 20:26:58 GMT

Hi all!

We have also a big problem. Unfortunately we managed to delete the DispForm at a document library. What must we modify on Tim's solution? For example at step 4 ("Control mode" and "FormType")etc. ?

We would need your urgent help if you can.

Thank you in advance!

Csaba T.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Cashewz — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 11:25:08 GMT

Thanks man!

The alternative resolution worked fine.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Syd Lines — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:51:23 GMT

Your Post-Post Comment Alternative Solution worked for me after I spent hours and hours trying to fix a broken NewForm.aspx file.

I'd been following the lessons in the Office SharePoint Designer Step by Step book. On Page 122 (Chapter 5), if one follows the the instruction to the letter, the NewForm.aspx will be broken, and as a result the New Item form created generates an error message "Invalid Page URL." This break seems to occur because the book's text directs one to edit the NewForm.aspx file instead of the NewTask.aspx file.

I see from the book's blog at sharepointdesignerstepbystep.com that there are a number of issues surrounding the use of the custom list feature. Hopefully they will be fixed soon. Is there any news on a new service pack (since SP1)?

Thanks for you very helpful post.

PS: I'm not a developer. I got into helping SBS clients utillize SharePoint sites and have been trying to stay ahead of their requests for customization.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

David Goebel — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 22:33:51 GMT

I have been able to customize the NewForm page with a dropdown list that is bound to a filtered data source. No errors are produced and I am able to create new items in the list and save them without issue. However, I am having trouble with getting the corresponding customization to work on the EditForm page. The problem is that when I click on “Data Fields…” to bind the dropdown to the data source, the data fields for both display text and value do not show up in the “Change Data Bindings” dialog box.

When I click the OK button, it then puts blank properties for these items as datatextfield="" and datavaluefield="". When I attempt to edit an item, I get a browser message that says “An unexpected error has occurred.” If I then go back into the code and manually add the correct properties (which are datatextfield="Flow_x0020_Addition" and datavaluefield="ID"), I am able to open the item to edit it… however, when I make a change and then click save, I then get a browser message that says “Data Source Conflict: Your changes conflict with those made concurrently by another user. Refresh the form and submit your changes again.”

What am I doing wrong and/or what else do I need to do?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Josh — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:07:13 GMT

David,

All I have to say is, your steps to replace the ListFormWebPart and the GUID saved me HOURS of rework.

I've created a fairly large custom list, and a pretty comprensive routing workflow to get answers from the appropriate departments. All I gotta say is DAMN that is annoying.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

BarbJ — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 09:28:40 GMT

I used Josh's method, but I am having the exact same problem that David Goebel described. In a customized 'Edit' page, the following is being used to populate a drop-down list control with values from another data source.

<SharePoint:DVDropDownList runat="server" id="ff2{$Pos}" datasourceid="spdatasource1{generate-id()}" datatextfield="Title" datavaluefield="ID" selectedvalue="{@Story}" __designer:bind="{ddwrt:DataBind('u',concat('ff2',$Pos),'SelectedValue','SelectedIndexChanged','ID',ddwrt:EscapeDelims(string(@ID)),'@Story')}"/></td>

The values get correctly placed into the drop-down list and the current field value correctly appears as the current item in the drop-down, but when the user presses the 'OK' button to save the results, a "Data Source Conflict" error page is generated.

It is clear that there is no conflict with another user, but something related to the line above is causing the error when the update is attempted. The same code (with the 'u' changed to 'i') works fine for the customized 'New' form.

Does anyone have a solution for this?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Adam Lowe — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 23:03:16 GMT

I have published a guide on my blog that shows you how to accomplish this within the Sharepoint GUI. No need to go into Designer for most folks on this one and if you do it the way I’ve laid out it doesn’t break anything.

http://adambenjaminlowe.blogspot.com/2008/12/customizing-sharepoint-list-new-item.html

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

drc — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:52:32 GMT

Hello dszabo,

　　I fix it according to "POST-POST COMMENT: ALTERNATIVE RESOLUTION", all things is OK, but only the link in calendar view is /Lists/myList/NewForm.aspx?ID=5, can you help me?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

drc — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:52:42 GMT

Hello dszabo,

I fix it according to "POST-POST COMMENT: ALTERNATIVE RESOLUTION", all things is OK, but only the link in calendar view is /Lists/myList/NewForm.aspx?ID=5, can you help me?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Tue, 09 Dec 2008 17:44:29 GMT

Thank you so much. I was able to restore my "broken" DispForm.aspx and then hide the standard ListView form and add my own custom one.

Also - for those trying to do this for Display forms, the

<ControlMode tag should be set to "Display"

and the

<FormType tag should be set to "4"

Hope that helps.

Thanks.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

MayrunD — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 12:51:48 GMT

Thank you very much, you've been very helpful to me!!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

marja kuijsten — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 20:16:19 GMT

This article has been a great help to me.

unfortunately I have a list where the dispform is broken, although in the supporting files it is still mentioned. I can create a newform and a editform but when I change it to a dispform I get "a error has occured". And I cannot reset the form back to the site definition. We have a hosted WSS3 site, what would be your recommendation for the next move?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

ShannonG — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 19:40:37 GMT

Because of the broken Attach File issue when modifying NewItem.aspx, I did not modify this page. I need to be able to attach files to a list item and subsequently have others open these attachments.

I have modified the EditForm.aspx and DispForm.aspx files - does this mean that I will not be able to even open the attachment that was originally attached on the NewItems.aspx page? How can I fix this?

Please help!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Lee — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 01:42:10 GMT

MS has acknowledged a problem when trying to attach customized forms. Here are the links (I think one is for the client side, one for the server).

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953271

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/960311

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Lee — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 03:57:37 GMT

Sorry -

I should have said MS acknowledged an issue when trying to add attachments to a customized form.

Here are the links...

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953271

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/960311

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Lisa — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 21:06:35 GMT

Thank you so much! What a huge help.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Johann — Wed, 13 May 2009 14:54:53 GMT

Thanks David! This really saved my bacon, I had captured all my data and then realised that both Edit and New forms were broken. Copying the ListControl Web Part from the DispForm.aspx also does the trick. :)

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

chuck-frank — Mon, 18 May 2009 17:33:50 GMT

I found a similar way to resolve the issue. I had deleted the Original web parts on both new and display forms, and tried to build custom forms. This obviously didn't work. After reading this and other pages, i found that if I search the content database of sharepoint for the form and web part ids I could filter the web parts table down to the two missing ids. Then it's just simply putting back in the generated form parts with the id left from the database. To filter out working web parts, every item list generates ids for every page just open each page grab the id and add it to the query... took about 20 mins.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Nick DeAngelo — Mon, 18 May 2009 22:12:28 GMT

David,

wow, your post saved my bacon!!!!! thank you so much. I had modified my NewForm.aspx not expecting it to cause a disaster - was I ever wrong. Your post saved my site -and possibly my job. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Sincerely,

Nick DeAngeo

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

dszabo — Tue, 19 May 2009 10:45:32 GMT

Hi Nick, I'm glad that it has helped - tough times, yes ... :) Good luck!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

grubi — Thu, 21 May 2009 18:36:46 GMT

There is a drawback with the solution Josh Fraser provided. After doing so the WbePart properties dialog is broken for that form from within SharePoint Designer.

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Michael McKee — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 21:58:35 GMT

David,

This (Post-Post by you, Tim, myang & Angel) worked great for me, and saved me from having to re-do a lot of customization work.

Somehow I had deleted NewForm.aspx, so I copied EditForm.aspx. Well, the first time thru THAT didn't work. SharePoint did take me to the Repair Console, which let me delete the list, then I just followed A to Z and now it works like a charm!

Thank you all very much!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Paul — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 18:44:50 GMT

Hello! I have a such problem but with DispForm.aspx

I had deleted this file. And after it I put my own DispForm.aspx page from Visual Studio.

As result: From Allitems view when I push the button for view the item - its redirected to http://portal/?ID=5

Can you help me?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Katie Howard — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 21:15:12 GMT

Hi,

I have a simalar problem: I created a custom NewItem form and it worked great, no problems. Then after a few weeks I made a copy of it and added in a few more fields, then went to properties and directed my site to use this new form. Big mistake. Now when I go to my site and click New, it gives me the "Invalid Site URL:" error. So I went back to SP Designer and pointed my site to use the old form, since I knew that one worked. However, I still get that same error, even though nothing's really changed and it should behave like it always used to. I can't figure out how to make it work, with either form. I even tried starting a new form from scratch and still get that error. Any advice? Thank you!!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Vinod — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 20:39:07 GMT

Your Fix for the problem helped me.

i owe you a great thanks.

Amazing help. I was tensed to death for some time after screwing up the NewForm.aspx file in my production site.

You saved my job. I am greatful to you for all my life

thanks :)

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

buddy — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 19:41:44 GMT

I have re-created list. and i have done changes as you mentioned above. but still same error exists

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Nathan — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 23:58:29 GMT

Post post worked very nicely for me. The alternative was not pretty. Thanks!

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Harish — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 21:23:47 GMT

Hi,

Thanks a lot I solved the Invalid URL error for newform.aspx using:

POST-POST COMMENT: ALTERNATIVE RESOLUTION trick but after doing this when I mouseover/click the items in the calendar view for this list they are showing newform.aspx instead of dispform.aspx.

I read all the entries on this page some of them mentioned this error before but I did not find the solution how come they solved that.

Any help please?

re: Custom list NewForm.aspx ruined in WSS 3.0

Kiim — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 22:55:13 GMT

POST-POST COMMENT: ALTERNATIVE RESOLUTION

thank you thank you thank you !