Hi there,

It seems your machine cannot talk to Laserfiche Server. We don't know why with the limited information. Can you open a support case so that we can do further investigation?

Not sure if this is still a problem, but we had a similar issue. Turned out to be a bindings issue in IIS. Whatever url is used as the "Primary Forms Server URL" also has to be bound in IIS in the sites "hostname". We left the "IP Address" assignment to "All Unassigned" and then the "Host Name" to the primary forms server url with out protocol or paths. For example, if your forms server is "https://formsserver.domain.local/Forms" then the "Host Name" would be "formsserver.domain.local". Hope this helps.

Hi everyone,

I had a similar problem (ContentNotFoundError), and found the cause. Unfortunately it took some time to track down as I didn't have the same solutions as those above. In my case, the application submitted fine on our primary Forms install, but did not on our secondary Forms install. The secondary Forms install was on our customer-facing DMZ server.

It appears calling an external JavaScript file is the problem:

$.getScript('../../../../Forms/js/jquery.mask.min.js', function ()
    {
      $(".phone input").mask('(000) 000-0000');
    });

Once I remove this code, the form saves into the repository. This works fine on both our local server and our DMZ. The JS file is located on both servers in the corresponding directory, and runs without error on both servers. The problem is that the form will not be saved from the DMZ because of the call to this script for some reason.

I figured that it may be something wrong with the script; however, there may be a problem with the software itself here because this script should have no effect on saving the form. All it does is manipulate a field’s text to mask phone numbers into a proper format.

To test this, I pasted the minified code of the JS file into the JS editor, replacing the $.getScript line (seen above):

The JS works, and the form saves into the repository.

Finally, I removed the minified code above and added a Custom HTML element on the page, and called the JS from there using a script tag:

<script src="../../../../Forms/js/jquery.mask.min.js"></script>

The JS worked, but again, the application did NOT submit to the repository.

This tells me that calling external JS files on a secondary Forms install prevents applications from being stored in the repository. This is a really unusual problem, but there is a solution: copy all external JS code into the JS editor instead of calling an external file. This is a problem with Forms as far as I can tell however, and should be resolved.