Browser Forms

Re: Challenge

Wizard — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 05:07:24 GMT

Thank you. I actually found another solution I am busy implementing.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc704269.aspx

Thanks,

Wizard

Re: Challenge

Skarn — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 04:26:54 GMT

Sorry, I don't use sharepoint, but to give you a reply in the absence of others so far:

Could: var strSiteURL = XDocument.DataAdapters["Announcements"].SiteUrl
give you the sharepoint url?

XDocument.UI.Alert("URI: " + XDocument.URI);

XDocument.UI.Alert("URI: " + XDocument.Solution.URI);

If one of these (or another form property - the documentation of the Infopath object model has lots of gems throughout it) gives you the correct source site url then you could store it in a field and then set your submit adapter to use this field as the submitting address, or set the submit address via a code using it's associated dataconnection/submit adapter.

Challenge

Wizard — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 07:04:47 GMT

Hi,

Here is the scenario. We have +- 30 browser based forms. Currently we don’t use the submit option as they are published to a Content Type and made available in the different sites and libraries. We went with publishing to a Content type for administration purposes as we are talking about 100+ sites using the forms, so if changes are made we only publish to the content types again and all libraries would pick it up.

We need to implement the submit option but can only specify an actual path when submitting to a SharePoint library, which we don’t have as it's scattered all over the place. What I need to achieve through managed code is the following:

1. Trigger the validation of the fields (it doesn’t work when you simply save the form)

2. Pickup the library URL from where the form originates from

3. Edit the Submit to URL to the above mentioned URL so that the form is stored in the correct library.

Any advice/guidance would be much appreciated.

Regards,

Wizard