Code

Re: Obtain Form Library/List Name

Jimmy — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 10:47:18 GMT

I think this would be a bit tidier:

string url = thisXDocument.Solution.URI;
string[] parts = url.Split(new char[] { '/' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
string listName= null;
if (parts.Length >= 3)
{
listName = parts[2];
}

Re: Obtain Form Library/List Name

swathip — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 04:18:56 GMT

Hi,

Use the following code lines to get the library name. Note: This code works if the url is in the form of //" target=_blank>http://<servername>/<libraryname>/.... Ex: http://server3/test1/Forms/template.xsn. You can get the value ‘test1' by using the below c# code lines.

string url = thisXDocument.Solution.URI;

url = ((url.Remove(0, url.Substring(0, url.IndexOf("//") + 2).Length)).Remove(0, url.Substring(0, url.IndexOf("/") + 3).Length)).Substring(0, url.IndexOf("/") - 1);

Obtain Form Library/List Name

brandtsmith — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 21:35:38 GMT

I need to be able to get the path i.e. \\moss\MyFormLibrary that the form was started in - I actually only need the Library name...like MyFormLibrary...is this possible during the OnLoad event using script? It's in the manifest like:

<xsf:extensions>
  <xsf:extension name="SolutionDefinitionExtensions">
   <xsf2:solutionDefinition runtimeCompatibility="client" allowClientOnlyCode="no">
    <xsf2:dataConnections></xsf2:dataConnections>
    <xsf2:offline openIfQueryFails="no" cacheQueries="no"></xsf2:offline>
    <xsf2:viewsExtension>
     <xsf2:viewExtension ref="CME Provider Document Properties - Server" designMode="normal" clientOnly="no"></xsf2:viewExtension>
    </xsf2:viewsExtension>
    <xsf2:sendByMail disableEmailForms="yes"></xsf2:sendByMail>
    <xsf2:solutionPropertiesExtension branch="contentType">
     <xsf2:contentType sharepointContentTypeId="0x0101006B16354B4D69DF47A96A5074B9679FD000AD39342B20E9484FA2399697AD3F0055" path="http://scma/cmeacc/Template">
     </xsf2:contentType>
    </xsf2:solutionPropertiesExtension>
   </xsf2:solutionDefinition>
  </xsf:extension>
</xsf:extensions>

which is actually part of a DIP of a ContetntType in the "Template" library. I need "Template" from code...