Re: Returning a parameter to a form after Submit

RonInOttawa — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 11:13:02 GMT

Thanks Hilary - That's twice now that you've saved my bacon - MUCH appreciated.

Cheers.

Ron...

Re: Returning a parameter to a form after Submit

Hilary Stoupa — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 23:37:51 GMT

Hi - you can set the message property of the XmlFormCancelEventArgs.

This MSDN documentation should help you.

Returning a parameter to a form after Submit

RonInOttawa — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 13:35:03 GMT

Hello;

I have an InfoPath 2007 form which uses a Web Service to submit data to a SQL Server Database.

As we all know, submissions aren’t always successful and so my submit code lives in a Try-Catch. In the Catch, I capture the error message to a string that I would like to pass back to the form.

My problem is this;

1. How do I pass the variable back to the form from the Web Service?

2. How and where do I receive the message back in the form?

I know this must sound very basic, but for the life of my I’m totally dumbfounded by this.

Not only do I want to display the error message, but I must also take some actions on success.

BTW – My Submit button uses rules to fill in a field (Timestamp) and then submit the form. And I use VB.Net for coding, but if your examples are in C#, no prob, I can translate.

Thanks for any help – Much appreciated.

Ron…

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