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Hello,
First off, many thanks to the site maintainers and InfoPath experts who have already (unknowingly) helped me on dozens of issues that I've had so far. These forums and tutorials are invaluable.
That said, I have come across an issue that I'm afraid I've run out of resources to try to fix. Here's the setup:
I have a repeating table that ...
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Hey Victor,
This sounds like a very interesting scenario. How are you benefitting from generating this XML from C# using the built-in serialization methods?
The problem you're hitting seems like a bug in the XmlSerialization class. The only advice I have in that regard is that maybe you should write your own serialization objects to make sure ...
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You could also add a rule in your button to close the form. This is what I normally do.
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As long as you develop in VS2003 I think you should be fine.
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I'd like to be able to create a text file from an infopath form with the elements from a form. Just the Variables, I wouldn't need the Names of text boxes or combo boxes. For instance, if I have a text box with a name, all I need is the name in the text box, not the name of the text box as well. I hope this isn't too confusing.
A little history ...
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It sounds like the XML file you are trying to open is meant to be a secondary data source. The XML files that store the Main DOM of a form include a processing instruction at the top that states that. Without this processing instruction InfoPath does not know which form template to apply to the XML that you are trying to open.
Since this XML ...
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Unfortunately there is not a really good way to do this. The only way that you might be able to get it to work is to have the form render as a website and then point your users to that page. However, this seems like more work than simply installing IP2003 on their machines.
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I have users who have not had InfoPath installed on their computers yet. Is there a way to publish an InfoPath form so those who do not yet have it installed can use it? We are all using Office 2003 and of course, Outlook 2003.
Thanks,
Dave
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Hi all,
I have a VS .NET 2003 environment only with 1.1 Framework with my InfoPath project. Now I want to use Team Foundation as Source control for my .Net 2003 Infopath projects. I installed the MSSCCI to do so but it requires .Net framework 2.0: my question is simple: if in the same machine there is the .NEt framework 1.1 and 2.0 and I use only ...
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Hey Shoal,
do the following: Go to Start -> Microsoft Office and select the InfoPath application.
From the Window which opens now slect form the left side ''Design A Form''. No InfoPath is open. On the right side in the task pane select ''New form XML Document or Schema'', browse to your xml file and follow the instructions of the ...