InfoPath Dev

Thanks! That did the trick. I also learned that you can rename the extension from .xsn to .cab to easily access the source files.

A coworker asked me to modify a couple of dropdowns in a SharePoint-published InfoPath file. I used SharePoint Designer to open the template in design mode and made the changes, but when I went to quick publish the template, InfoPath prompted me that the Visual Basic project file could not be found. The project file is long gone--lost to a ...

 Patrick,  Hopefully you won't mind following up on a question about an old post.   You wrote that publishing Full Trust forms is a bad practice.  I'm curious about this in that I want to write managed code for a form and publish to our SharePoint site.  Is there a paper, blog entry, etc. out there that explains ...

InfoPath is a great tool, but it regularly breaks my heart.  I just this week learned I could call functions from rules by using xdExtension (thank you, Greg Collins).  The heartbreak comes in with the fact that I don't seem to be able to change the value of a node when calling xdExtension.  Instead, I get an error stating that ...

The comment and uncomment buttons within my VBScript editor are disabled, turned off, unavailable for use.  Does anyone know what's going on?  Is this just a fact of life when programming VBScript?  I didn't notice it before...

 Thanks, Patrick.  What InfoPath plugin for VS are you referring to?  I apologize for my ignorance on the subject.

 I need to publish a fully trusted InfoPath 2007 form that I've developed in VS2008 (with VS2008 SP1 installed) and want to do it by creating an installable form.  My problem is that I cannot find an option anywhere within VS2008 that would create an installable form.  If I select Build> Publish the resulting Publishing ...

 I should've mentioned... The system generates a different, unique stack trace for each of the features I've programmed into the form.  And some of these don't necessarily perform a node test.

 Glad you liked my avatar--it expresses how I feel most of time when dealing with this technology.  I'm afraid it's not the code--the code works on my computer.  Found one blog that said it's a 3.5 Framework issue, and to roll back to 2.0!  Another one tells me that I need to set the form to full trust ...

One of the users of a form I developed cannot run any of the VB .NET programming I've written into the form.  She has all the latest .NET Framework updates installed, including 3.5.  A good example of the problem is when she clicks a button where the programming determines the selected node of a repeating table, makes some ...