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The form is already set to ''Full Trust'' and we have it digitally signed with a certificate.
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If you are using managed code, C#/VB, you can use the AddMonths() method.
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Hi Michael,
Right click on InfoPath form (manifest.xsf or template.xsn) and choose the option “Design mode..”. This is second option.
It opens your InfoPath form in design mode. Then continue as above Patrick wrote steps to Choose to Extract Form Files from File menu.
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Greg,
Where do I put the sum(monthlyExpenses) at to sum the monthlyExpenses. If I put that Xpath in there.
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Hi,
Here is the code to send an email via code
EmailAdapter oEmail = (EmailAdapter)thisXDocument.DataAdapters[''Email Submit''];
oEmail.To = ''
[email protected]; email
2@abc.com'';
oEmail.CC = ''
[email protected]'';
oEmail.Subject = ''employeeName.xml'';
oEmail.Intro = ''Intro'';
oEmail.Submit();
By using above code you can set the different email ...
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Hi MicrosoftBob Welcome to the Forums,
You cannot submit a form to sharepoint with restricted security. You need to have ''Automatically determine security level based on form design''(Domain Trust) or above (Full trust).
Check once your security level permissions.
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Hi Ali,
You cannot submit a form to sharepoint with restricted security. You need to have ''Automatically determine security level based on form design''(Domain Trust) or above (Full trust).
Can you check once your sharepoint library name and file name of the form.
Have you submitted any form to sharepoint library or this is the first form?
Can ...
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Since you are using JScript, all variables use ''var''. That is why when you tried to define a variable as ''XDocument'' it failed.
Since you are getting an object back, that is a good start. But all that means is that you have a valid data connection named ''Produkte''.
Now you need to find out where the problem is coming from. Keep in mind ...
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nodeName will never have slashes in it. You should check for .nodeName == ''my:Employee''.
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From the task pane you access: window.external.Window.XDocument
Once you've got this handle to the XDocument, you can work it just like you would inside your form's code.
Keep in mind that you might not be able to do everything you want going from the task pane to the form code. If you can, then this will save you needing to go Full Trust.