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  • Webservice Sharepoint & Infopath C#

    Hi, Where can I find sample to use Webservice Sharepoint in Infopath C# Thank you and Happy new years. Michel DEGREMONT.
    Posted to Web Services (Forum) by degrem_m on 01-02-2006
  • Sql accessing by code-sqlclientpermission error

    Hello, i wrote a simply code(opening connection,select statement,get data) which gets from sql base some data(and im publishing this data to listbox by a repeating table). On my computer, when im building and testing project form visual studio2003, everything is ok, my code works.But, when i publish my form to sharepoint library and try to run, ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by mar on 01-01-2006
  • Adding Numeric Values in Drop-Down List

    I have a list of numeric values in a drop-down list. I need to sum all the values up for the totals. How can I sum it up with javascript? Please help.
    Posted to Code (Forum) by adouangpanya on 01-01-2006
  • Re: Web Service to load data to main

    Ok, here are some code snippets that you can try to use. You should be able to write a web webservice that returns an XML string and then you can subsequently push that into you InfoPath form's main DOM. They are in VBScript. This first method will allow you take an XML string and append it into the main DOM. When calling this method ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by vt_asparagus on 01-01-2006
  • NEWBEE InfoPath Help.

    Are there any good tutorials in setting up InfoPath forms and integrating them into Sharepoint Services? Cookbook approach. Any links / resources would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by byoung on 12-31-2005
  • Re: Filling a repeating table from xml doc at once

    Thanks for answer, im using c#. I removed this problem by adding last() function to ixmldomnode, and im adding a new row always when im going do append a row(without this it erases last row). ps.Happy New Year everybody :-)
    Posted to Code (Forum) by mar on 12-31-2005
  • Re: Filling a repeating table from xml doc at once

    What language are you using? That does not look familiar. Using JScript, this should be able to be accomplished like this: var parentGroup = XDocument.DOM.selectNodes( ''//childNodes'' ); var oneSampleNode = parentGroup.nextNode(); parentGroup.appendChild( oneSampleNode.cloneNode( false ) ); --------------- Matt Faus InfoPath Dev Texas
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Matt Faus on 12-31-2005
  • Re: view.xsl , external xsl editor

    Your best bet would be to create a new view in InfoPath and then edit the generated XSL with an outside editor. Try this: 1. Create a new view - name it ''Custom'' 2. Export form files by File -&gt; Export Form Files 3. Open the folder that you extracted things to 4. Open the Custom.xsl file in your outside editor, make changes, save, and ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Matt Faus on 12-31-2005
  • Re: Web Service to load data to main

    Inferring only occurs when designing when going through the data connection wizard. So, one approach would be when going through the wizard to hook in your webservice to set sample data such that you entire schema can be inferred. Once that is done, you should be ok. Another thing you can do is pass a strongly typed dataset from your .NET ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by vt_asparagus on 12-31-2005
  • Totalling values from Sharepoint column

    This is what I'm doing and what I need to accomplished. I have a currency field in the form and let's call it ''Amount''. I'm publishing the form to a Sharepoint library and I'm pushing the ''Amount'' field to show in Sharepoint for people to fill out and then save it back to the library. Now, in the same form i have a numeric field call ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by adouangpanya on 12-30-2005
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