InfoPath Dev

Hello, i have ip form on http://blabla/pages/xxx.aspx, and how can i get this url (or page name) from form's code behind? I tried to use sharepoint api, but spweb.url returns only http://blabla.

 

Hi Marcin,

Try this:

thisXDocument.Solution.URI

Thx for answering, but thisxdocument is not from 2003 object model? Anyway, i cannot find this in 2007OM...

maybe you can use xmlform object

Any update on this as i would really like the answer to this??

Have you guys tried: XDocument.Solution.URI ?

You should really consider installing the SDK for Office 2003. It has all of the OM properties.

Check out the MSDN reference for InfoPath 2007 http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250898.aspx

Sorry i'm being really thick. How can i access this in C#. i cannot find it in the object model.

Should be available from pretty much anywhere.  I would suggest you create a node on a secondary DOM, and then in the OnLoad event set that node to the value of XDocument.Solution.URI.

The XDocument object is not in 2007??

 

Sorry to be a pain but could someone please provide the C# code for getting the URI in IF 2007 

After installing everything I needed to start VSTA with the IP07 object model, which I needed to do anyway, it took me 2 minutes to find the following objects via IntelliSense.  Are these what you're looking for?

public void FormEvents_Loading(object sender, LoadingEventArgs e)

{

this.Template.Uri;

this.Uri;

}

void FormEvents_Loading(object sender, LoadingEventArgs e)

{

this.Template.Uri;

this.Uri;

}

this.Template.Uri;

this.Uri;

}

this.Uri;

}

 

Thanks but this still doesn't return what i was expecting.

 

When run in a web form this.Uri returns "New Form "

 

this.template.uri returns "http://SERVERNAME/FormServerTemplates/FORMTEMPLATENAME.xsn"

 

what i really need is

http://SERVERNAME/SITENAME/SITENAME/ETC 

 

I can then find a List on the sharepoint site the form is on an pull data from it to add into the IF form. 

When you invoke Forms Server, it is usually done via a URL:

http://serverpath/_layouts/FormServer.aspx?XsnLocation=...&SaveLocation=...&Source=...

Inspecting these values is probably your best bet. Try to see if adding a reference to System.Web.dll in your business logic and getting the value of HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.Query gets you somewhere...

this.Uri will be set to the document library location but only when you have already saved the document.

I didn't have a chance to test this yet, let me know if it works for you!

i have found that

e.InputParameters["Source"] give me the data i want. I then strip off the end bit and job done

"Source"] give me the data i want. I then strip off the end bit and job done

Great to hear you got it working, and thanks for letting us in on the solution!

Hi, i try to use the same code, but i get the exception "The given key was not present in the dictionary".

Because my url is "http://vmserver/development/Company1/_layouts/CstWrkflIP.aspx?List={345EB1D6-434E-4CA9-9138-823CB120AD8C}" (i am using it as a workflow list association form),

i have also tried with e.InputParameters["List"], but the InputParameters collection is empty.

Any ideas?

thanks