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  • Re: Automated Publishing to Sharepoint

    Check out the following thread, it might what you are looking for:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=512
    Posted to General (Forum) by Stephanie Cantwell on 03-07-2006
  • Automated Publishing to Sharepoint

    Hi, I have an infopath form that is I have published to multiple WSS sites. When I make a change to the form, I need to republish it to all of the different WSS sites. I've seen examples of how to extract the .xsn and make changes to the manifest.xml and other related files, but I haven't seen a way to take the modified xsn and publish it. Is ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by cabreram on 03-07-2006
  • Re: Query secondary xml datasource

    Found the answer, and it is very basic (I lost sight of the fact that the whole 'selectNodes' is taking a string): Instead of: contactNodes = thisXDocument.GetDOM(''Contacts'').selectNodes(''ContactData/Contact[contains(last_name, searchString)]''); I needed to do the following: contactNodes = ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by sjc724 on 03-07-2006
  • Re: ?SAVE a form getting filename from a field?

    Hi SALMEIDA, Welcome to the forum, we can save infopath form using its fields as filename in sharepoint. Using Xpath retrieve the field , you want save as filename, and send as parameter for sharepoint submit code(use DAVAdapter to submit the form). Thanks.
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by K.Ramana Reddy on 03-07-2006
  • ?SAVE a form getting filename from a field?

    Hello, is it possible to have InfoPath form use fields from itself to create the name that the form is saved as? Example, we are using an InfoPath form to create new products in our ERP. After someone fills out the form, we want to use the product's name field to create the name of their saved form in our Sharepoint Portal. Please let me know ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SALMEIDA on 03-07-2006
  • Insufficient Security Privilege

    Mates, I have a user that is located on the other side of the globe from me. This user connects into my network via a watchguard box using an active VPN. On the intranet site I have an InfoPath form, which the user needs access to. The user successfuly signs into the intranet site, clicks the link to access the InfoPath form, the form downloads, ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by mratliff on 03-07-2006
  • Re: Saving form to disc from code

    I had a problem with XmlDocument = XDocument. But i have done it like this: XmlDocument o=new XmlDocument(); o.LoadXml(thisXDocument.DOM.xml); o.Save(@''c:\xml\testXML.xml'');
    Posted to Code (Forum) by mar on 03-07-2006
  • Problem with GetListItems() Web service

    I have a form that in it's C# code (That operate for me Web Reference to GetListItems methode of SharePoint) I use this code: { XmlNode returnXml = WS.GetListItem(''ListName'',null,ndQuery,null,null,ndQueryOptions); XmlNode MainNode = returnXml.ChildNodes.Item(1); MainNode = MainNode.ChildNodes.Item(1); } I want to know the value ...
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by liorlankri on 03-07-2006
  • Re: Setting default value from code

    I'm still having a bit of a problem, namely that of setting the default value for the FIRST row that gets created when a form is newly created. The trouble I've got is that by the time the OnLoad sub fires, the first row appears to have been created. My problem then is that I can't tell the difference between a brand new form (where I could go in ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by pcolmer on 03-07-2006
  • Re: Saving form to disc from code

    You should be able to use the SaveAs() function inside a custom submit procedure, but saving to the local hard drive will require full trust.
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Matt Faus on 03-07-2006
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