Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 2 (13 items) 1 2 Next > Re: programmatically populating drop down list with data from array funny how you resolve your own problems after you post on a forum for help. I finally figured it out. I'll post my solution for other people should they run into my same problem: 'To populate a dropdown list in Infopath, you need to create a repeating group field which I named "Vendor" and a dropdownlist ... Posted to Code (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 02-08-2012 Re: programmatically populating drop down list with data from array I've made some progress, but it's still not working the way it should. I have it working so it now can show the last item of the array in the drop down list. Here is my code so far: Dim group1 As XPathNavigator = nav.SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:Vendor", NamespaceManager) Dim field As ... Posted to Code (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 02-07-2012 programmatically populating drop down list with data from array Hi guys, I'm running into an issue trying to programmatically populate a drop down list with data from an array. The reason I need to do this programmatically is because the original datasource brings back approximately 7000 rows of data - needless to say this slows down my infopath form greatly. My solution is to have the user type the ... Posted to Code (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 02-06-2012 Re: programmatically changing the view of a form from a different form thank you! this pointed me in the general direction. I ended up passing a value into a ghost text box on the 2nd form, and on load, based on that value, it opened up the view I needed. Thanks for your help. Here was my solution for others with the same problem - I'm using VB.NET dim path as string = "insert ... Posted to Code (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 01-17-2012 programmatically changing the view of a form from a different form Hi guys, I've tried searching the forums but I couldn't find anything related to what I need. For specific reasons, I need to change the view of a form from code. Specifically, I want to open a different form with a specific view from another form. I have the code running to open a different form through ... Posted to Code (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 01-17-2012 Re: programmatically save infopath form to network folder thank you, yes, it doesn't like the xsn format. the xml format worked wonderfully. cheers! Posted to General (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 08-08-2011 programmatically save infopath form to network folder hello everyone, I'm running into an issue when I programmatically save an infopath form to a network folder. The code works, but when I try to open the saved file, I get an error "InfoPath cannot create a new, blank form. InfoPath cannot open the form. To fix this problem, contact your system ... Posted to General (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 08-04-2011 Re: can't connect to database if textbox is over 255 characters thanks for the info! Posted to General (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 07-25-2011 can't connect to database if textbox is over 255 characters Hi guys, i'm just curious - is there a way to disable infopath's ability to limit textbox character limits when connected to a database? Currently I'm only able to connect to a database if I manually create a connection using code, otherwise if I use a connection created using the wizard, I can't submit ... Posted to General (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 07-25-2011 Help with MailMessage and Application.ActiveWindow.MailEnvelope hi all, I'm running into an issue trying to programmatically attach the infopath form to an email using the MailMessage method. I have been able to do it with the MailEnvelope method : Dim sendEmail As MailEnvelope = Application.ActiveWindow.MailEnvelope however, I'm unable to replicate this using the ... Posted to Code (Forum) by gr8fasushi on 04-13-2011 Page 1 of 2 (13 items) 1 2 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.