InfoPath Dev

Hi Newton, You will find a good example of reading XML here; http://www.cubido.at/blogs/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=1385 All is needed is to put in the logic to look for the correct element. Hope this helps. Let us know if you need a hand with the code.

Olgierd, Please ensure that you are using the correct "IF" condition. The 2 options that you have are; If any value equals valueScope of choice not limited to current item fields. Based on your question, this seems to tbe the one that you are after.If current item field equals valueScope of choice only includes fields in the ...

Hi Ghoztrider, Is this what you are after? concat(substring-after("infopath@infopathdev.com", "@"), " has some cool threads") The result would be: "infopathdev.com has some cool threads"

Hi p1024, Yes, you will need to have the table created in the database with all of the required columns. Be sure to have your InfoPath field data types match up with the corresponding columns in the table to ensure that there are no exceptions raised on insert.

Hi dstrand, What types of "tasks" are you spawning for the mentioned departments? Are they approval tasks? If so, you can add logic when certains event take place with that task such as, when it completes, when it is assigned, when it is deleted .. etc. Why not fire a send mail task in the appropriate event in order to notify the new ...

Hi Gappe, Have you thought of the Content Organiser feature in SP2010 or an Information Management Policy instead of the workflow? Possibly something to look into for a more robust and scalable solution.. Regarding the issue at hand: It does seem like a permissions issue. The easiest solution would be to use an impersonation step in your ...

It is actually quite easy to do. To setup the event handler, right click on the button control and go to properties. In the general tab, there will be a button with the label, "Edit Form Code". Clicking this button will register the event handler and also create the procedure shell. The [<] button click event logic would be like ...

[quote user="Queenie"]People have to fill in this form every week and can add as many tasks as they need to along with how many days they plan on spending on those tasks in the next four weeks. In order to make filling in the form easier from week to week I have also included two control buttons [<] and [>] with the idea that if ...

Hi Gennady, Thank you for your reply.The browser that I was using was Internet Explorer and I also tried it in FireFox. The library settings for opening documents was set to the browser. Unfortunately for me, the prod environment being freshly built (and only containing a couple of sites) had no other InfoPath forms to test against.The workflow ...

Hi all, I have just finished building a solution that consists of an InfoPath 2010 browser-based Form (which contains controls that are populated from a number of SOAP Web Services) and a Visual Studio Workflow to handle a lengthy approval process amongst other things.Our development farm consists of one WFE and one APP server. The SOAP ...