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  • Cut reopeating section cannot paste back in

    If I have a repeating section, the control allows me to cut the section but there is no option to paste it back. Is this a function that can be controlled or is there some reason that a cut repeating section will not be allowed to be pasted back?
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by JimDandy on 04-10-2006
  • Re: Error with DataObjects

    Is this helpful? http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2004/03/16/90533.aspx I have used this method in conjunction with WScript.Network to get the user's ID...
    Posted to General (Forum) by anotherchrisberry on 04-10-2006
  • Re: JScript to extract attachment file name?

    That would not work because Infopath automatically encodes the file (and includes the file name in a header) when the user attaches it. So there's no point at which you can grab the file name (or path) that I can see. The only (?) solution I can think of is to decode the header generated by Infopath, but it needs to be done by JScript.
    Posted to General (Forum) by anotherchrisberry on 04-10-2006
  • Re: JScript to extract attachment file name?

    anotherchrisberry, Did you try this VBscript method? http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum47/414.htm Hope that helps
    Posted to General (Forum) by Ted Fitch on 04-10-2006
  • Re: Read value from infopath library

    I see my question is nog all complete... When I publish the form, I publish the form to a SharePoint form library. In this form library I wil set the 'followNumber' colomn. So, when I 'click' 'New form' from my form library, InfoPath will open with my own form, with the auto increment 'followNumber' field...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by leonbns on 04-10-2006
  • JScript to extract attachment file name?

    I've been searching and experimenting with code for nine hours now, and can't come up with anything helpful on this question: Does anyone have JScript code to extract the file name from an attached file? I've tried re-writing the VBScript implementation (found here:http://www.motobit.com/tips/detpg_Base64/) but failed; I also don't have Visual ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by anotherchrisberry on 04-10-2006
  • Switching Data Connections

    Scenario. I have two secondary data sources (Sql Server queries), how can i set programmatically to a listbox one of them, when i choose a option button.?? Thanks
    Posted to General (Forum) by fredarwin on 04-10-2006
  • Re: Rich Text Box Formatting

    Hi Patrick I don't think I need the sharepoint list adapter, well i don't know how to use it, but I will create dynamic URL for the file I need to retrieve. I have done some research on DAV adapter as well as the xml file adapter, but i still couldn't figure out how to load the file into the secondary data source. I was trying this, but it is ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by wt1024 on 04-10-2006
  • Close Infopath after 'Send with MailEnvelope'

    Hello, I have the problem that I want to close Infopath at all AFTER I have sent a form. For sending my form I use the MailEnvelope object. My code looks like: var oEnvelope = XDocument.View.Window.MailEnvelope; oEnvelope.To = ''Mailaddress''; oEnvelope.Subject = ''Subject''; oEnvelope.Visible = true; Application.ActiveWindow.Close(true); My ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Karsten Brocksieper on 04-10-2006
  • Re: Form Turns Blue

    Commands like those of the the insert/delete widget, bubble up to parent containers. Most likely you do not have a containing section around your optional section, so the commands are bubbling up to the section you have around your entire form. If you right-click on some blank space within your form, you will see commands like ''Insert X''. The X ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Greg Collins on 04-10-2006
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