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Hi,
You are sending the .xsn file right? If you send an .xml file that is associated with an .xsn file that their computer has never had the oppurtunity to cache, then it will not have anything to open it with.
Thank u
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Hi Matt and welcome to our forum,
This is a common scenario. InfoPath supports designing a form to submit/retrieve to/from SQL but due to limitations in InfoPath, you have to do this at the beginning when you create your form. That's because InfoPath uses the schema that matches the relational database table that you are submitting to. If you ...
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quote:Originally posted by Matt Faus
var oQueryId = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode( ''/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/q:Customers/@CustomerID'' );
oQueryId.text = eventObj.Source.selectSingleNode(''@CustomerID'').text;
I'm trying to use code just like this. The problem is that I can use it just fine for grabbing the values and messing around with ...
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quote:Originally posted by Matt Faus
Sorry for the delayed response. The HowTo I posted demonstrates how to do all of this, the key piece is this:
var oQueryId = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode( ''/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/q:Customers/@CustomerID'' );
oQueryId.text = eventObj.Source.selectSingleNode(''@CustomerID'').text;
Notice that I am ...
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You should be able to dynamically manipulate the XML of the secondary DOM anyway you like since the schema is not checked at runtime. However, you might want to work with XML objects in memory for your manipulations and then just serialize them to text when you are ready to submit to SharePoint.
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i should add the intended sharepoint library would be a form library for the possibility of filtering shared columns between infopath/sharepoint
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Hey i'm looking for a solution to the following situation;
for reasons i won't go into i'm unable to initiate this process directly from an infopath form;
so it goes like this;
users are prompted for 5 pieces of info at the start of this process. this information is dropped into an sql table;
is there a possibility to have an infopath form ...
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Sorry to hear that you had to recreate your form, but from the sounds of it, it wasn't as bad as it could have been.
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Many thanks David.
That was very helpful.
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Hi Laurie,
To debug InfoPath forms, I don't use the preview much. I usually publish a debug version of the form, open it, attach to the process using VS, and set breakpoints in the code that will get executed. Good luck!