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Hi,
Which lanuage are you using, managed code(.net(C#/vb.net)) or scripting(jscript/vbscript).
if you use managed code, you can have solution file(.sln file).you can open .sln file, from that open the schema file, make the changes .After changes build the project.
You can do the changes directly in template.xml.
Find the node you want repeat, ...
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Hello,
As You said there might be some other error in the XML.
And sln file is a Solution File. This is generated when when you start building the Infopath Form with Visual Studio. Just try correcting the XML.
But your changes in the schema.xsd will still be functional to Show 10 blank rows in the Repeating table.
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Hi,
You can add the users to a particular document library, those you want to give permissions to access document library.
I hope this will help you,
Thanks.
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Again i'm having a similar problem here, after editing the schema the changes are having no impact on the form.
And again i'm sure it has to do with the fact the form has a schema for the old xml application it was started on and a different schema for InfoPath.
After i've made the changes and saved the schema, do i have to do anything else or ...
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At the moment i have my form, and the files extracted from it in a separate folder, i edited the schema file and saved it, the changes are still there when i load it.
I can't open the manifest file due to there being an ''error in the xml file''. I dont know what an sln file is but i've checked and dont appear to have one.
I'm pretty sure this ...
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Hi,
this is vb.net code,
Dim date1 As Date
Dim date2 As Date
Dim date3 As Date
Dim date4 As Date
Dim date5 As Date
Dim d As Date
date1 = Convert.ToDateTime(thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/my:myFields/my:field1'').text)
date2 = ...
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Hello,
Did You Try to Open the manifest/Solution again after the changes from the extracted Files.
Also check whether the Changes you made are saved in the Schema.
BTW How are you building the project? Do you have a sln file or only manifest.xsf?
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Hi
i think u have misunderstood my problem....
i don't want some ppl to even see the form. and i want the people to save the forms but we can't do that because they don't have rights for that form library
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Hello,
Welcome to InfopathDev Forums
This is avery simple workFlow to do. Create a form and then Publish to the Sharepoint. On Submit You can put an action to send the Form to the Supervisior by Email.
You can Promote the fields you want the details from in Sharepoint while Publishing
I hope this will help You.
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Hello
Using User Roles You can Disable the Submit Button to whoever you dont want them to Submit .
Also Based on Log ID You can provide a Read Only Form to those whom you dont want to Submit