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Ok, i've got it. Node!=null, not node.text!=null or node.nodevalue!=null.... Stupid mistake...
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Hi
im installing a trusted form using RegForm.exe
the XSN im pointing to has Solution Version set to 1.3.0.1 but when i install the package the XSN in C:\Program Files\InfoPath Form Templates seems to reset the Solution Version to 1.0.0.1
Any idea why this happens?
Its very annoying since im using this version to check if customers has the ...
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That worked! Thank you very much.
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Hi,
I try the methodes XDocument.Save() and XDocument.Submit().But didn't get my exact requirement.My requirement is when the user click submit then SaveAs dialog box should open.There user will select the location(local folder,share folder)for submit the form.
can you please send me the sample code.
Rajesh
Developer
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Hi sjc724,
After getting the full file name you use the following code,
System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo psi = new ProcessStartInfo(@''Give your full file path here'');
System.Diagnostics.Process process = new Process();
process.StartInfo = psi;
process.Start();
I think this would work for you,
Thank ...
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Im trying to check, if in my repeating table is a x value.
IXMLDOMNode spr=thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/my:f1/my:f2/my:table[my:workerid='''+x.nodeValue+''']'');
but i get an error if i try 'spr.text' or 'spr.nodevalue'. So, any spr.text/nodevalue==null is wrong.
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I am developing a .NET Windows application that will interface with InfoPath and I would like the user to be able to double click an .xsn filename from within a ListView control and automatically fire up InfoPath and display the InfoPath form based on the filename selected. I capture the full path to the file in the double click event but not ...
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Little confused. I can tell you meant to say memo, not meme :-) Although an InfoPath field does not have a max character length unless you specify one in the textbox's properties. A text value in InfoPath should be able to insert or updat to a memo field in Access. Please clarify if I missed the point.
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Yes, probably, you just need to edit the ''header'' of the XSL file to make sure that InfoPath recognizes it as a ''view''. Also, you might have to hack a coupel other files such as the manifest.xsf.
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Matt Faus
InfoPath Dev Texas
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Hm, great question! Haven't heard of this being done. What kind of data are your loading from the Web service? Database query? Images? XML data?
You could probably split whatever it is you're loading into a couple of pieces (say, 10) and then after you load each piece update the progress bar (10% each time). Another option would be to load a ...