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  • Loop through repeating table

    I have what I think should be a rather simple problem, but to a complete n00b like me, it's daunting at best. The basic scenario is this: I have a database set up for new employees of our company. Upon hire, our HR department will fill out a form (only the top portion) with employee information ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by cjg1979 on 10-15-2008
  • Printing a View with Table Headers and Not splitting Row info

    Hi all, I've been poking around and came across Matt Faus' Blog about this subject here I see that it is written in C#, but I have my project created with VB. I already have code written, so switching isn't really an option, plus I am more familiar with VB (but by no means am I considered...
    Posted to Views (Forum) by Patrick on 08-28-2008
  • Re: repeating table add rows programaticly

    Hello Thank you for your prompt answer it helped me a lot. finaly this is what i did instead cloning each row For i = 0 To rows - 1 Dim myNamespace As String = NamespaceManager.LookupNamespace("my") Using writer As XmlWriter = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode( _ "/dfs...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Franc1 on 06-25-2008
  • repeating table add rows programaticly

    Hello I'm using infopath 2007 and VB.NET I'm trying to add add rows programaticly to a repeating table(the numbers of rows should be inputed in a separated text box) for example: if i put 3 in the textbox and press the button i'm supposed to obtened a reapiting table with 3 rows. I was searching...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Franc1 on 06-23-2008
  • XDocument Error

    Hello! I just made my first real form with Infopath, and I want to add a field that will automatically generate a numeric code based on a name in a different text box. I found code that does this with a case statement. However, I am being told that "XDocument" needs to be declared. Here is...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by JillErin on 06-03-2008
  • Re: Date Calculation - IP2003

    [ BUMP] I was wondering if any of you [much smarter than me] folks could take a look at my original post? I would be forever grateful if someone could help me out with this! I don't imagine it's too complicated, but I'm just not familiar enough with the programming to figure this out myself...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by timjfisher on 03-31-2008
  • Child Node Loop

    Hello, I spent quite a bit of time to come up with a simple VBScript loop to clear all nodes on an InfoPath 2003 form. This is what I came up with: Sub ClearAllNodes() Dim objNode On Error Resume Next For Each objNode In XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("//my:myFields").childNodes objNode.text...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by mcmarotta on 03-03-2008
  • Security Exception Error

    Hi - I am using Infopath 2007 and VB. I have a form with several bits of code behind the Changed/Changing events. The form's permissions are set to automatically determine level required. I have started getting errors when running code..... Dim grp As String = "/my:ApplicationGroup/my:ApplicationContactsGroup...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Catharine on 02-21-2008
  • Date Calculation - IP2003

    Hi! Thanks in advance for any help! What I want is a "need by" date ("DateNeededBy") that the user chooses, but that date can not be a weekend nor can it be in the past, today, or tomorrow. I've solved the weekend issue creating a "DayOfWeekNumber" variable and setting...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by timjfisher on 02-21-2008
  • Repeating Table - Sort - Code Newb

    Hello, I was wondering about Sorting a Repeating Table. I've searched through the forum and I've seen code and such about the "Asset Tracking" sample (I don't have this sample, but someone posted a piece of the code), but I've never actually touched the programming side of Infopath...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by dannylam4 on 01-21-2008
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