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So you need a link that opens your existing form, but the link is in a new form? Or you want to display the data from the original form as a secondary data connection in your new form?
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Under Tools / Form Options (in IP 2007, Advanced Form Options for IP 2010) there is a tab for Programming. You'll need to tell your form where the code is after you move everything to a new location.
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Hey, there, welcome!
You need to add the wildcard indicator at the begining and end of your search term:
string customQuery = " where ([Field1] like '%" + querySeed + "%')";
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You may need to figure out a way to set the default view of the form. Perhaps this article will help you....
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Are you sure the field that is being used for the filename has data in it? InfoPath won't be able to submit the XML without a name...
I'm sure you've done this, but triple check -- walk through the submit data connection and verify that you have used the Center field for your filename, and verify that your dropdown is bound to the ...
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Thanks for mentioning this! I'm going to file a feature case for us to rename files with illegal characters -- look for this in an upcoming release!
You can get a list of illegal characters here: http://www.wssdemo.com/Pages/characters.aspx
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Well, the type of control depends on the data source. So if the secondary data source contains repeating data, sure, the controls will have to be in a repeating table. You can create an XML file and then a data connection to it to bind your controls.... but you know that any info in a control bound to a secondary data source won't be saved in ...
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But that is C#, for IP 2007, and assumes that his data source is called "CustomListCAML". The original poster's code sample is jscript, thus using the 2003 OM.
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You are using a variable called "batch" - you need to define it in the script just like you define "ID".
So, something like var batch = XDocument.GetDOM("Batch")
With Batch replaced with the actual data source name of your data connection to your resource file.
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See how you are defining all your other variables -- var ID, etc? You aren't defining "batch" anywhere.