InfoPath Dev

A lot of the InfoPaths being developed for hosting within Sharepoint (Browser Enabled) share common routines/methods. These were developmed in a seperate class and include the appropriate assembly settings (see example). In addition the class is signed. The class is referenced and its properties set as include locally. he class is ...

And my name isn't Sharon !

Should have said I'm using InfoPath 2007. Anyway after countless attempts today I've semi-worked out the issue. It comes down to how the underlying schema is defined. If for instance I have a 'header' and 'items', with a 1-to-many relationship, I would need intermediate XML Group setup as optional. Header 0 -n Items Instead have: Header 0-1 ...

The answer to your particular problem as it doesn't seem to be dealing with empty tables can be found at: http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/12/15/another-way-of-sorting-repeating-data.aspx

I have a similar issue. In my scenerio I have a Purchase Order with a table for Items. I may decide top populate the entire table my pressing button which in turn uses a web service lookup. the problem being that the table doesn't exist in mamanged code until populated by the user. Therefore need to reference the inner XML from the manifest and ...

I have to admit I'm having a very difficult time with this managed code business. I have to say its very user-unfriendly and the samples and help available are limited to say the least. I want to programmatically enter new rows within ''an empty'' table. The table may only be visible within a restricted view. This is next to impossible as ...

From further investigation I found a solution. Simply check the node value before assignment as follows: // Insert Date DeleteNil(xnNewRow.SelectSingleNode(''my:Today'', this.NamespaceManager)); xnNewRow.SelectSingleNode(''my:Today'', this.NamespaceManager).SetValue(formatDate(DateTime.Now, ...

I seem to keep getting errors when trying to assign a value to a field within InfoPath. If the field alreday has a value then no problem. but if its empty/null, then cann assign a value although Xpath seems to find it. Thoughts/views.? Code: // Create XPathNavigator positioned at the root of the main data // source. XPathNavigator ...

The answer is yes...doesn't make a difference which InfoPath your using as Sharepoint is more interested in the meta-data. You can change the values of the InfoPath form whether there promoted or not. Different method is required for either option. I should say this...you cannot reference and therefore change a promoted property or indeed a ...

I've created a InfoPath Library within Sharepoint (MOSS 2007). I've created a workflow which executes whenever an InfoPath form is created/changed. The workflow essentially changes values within the InfoPath according to business rules. Is there a way of creating a new InfoPath Form, within code, and depositing that within Sharepoint Library. ...