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In InfoPath 2007, choose Save As Source Files from the File menu
There is a similar command in InfoPath 2003 with a different name.
Choose the location to save your source files to and comlete the action.
Exit InfoPath.
Go to the folder where you saved the source files, and open the particular view .XSL file in Notepad.
Search ...
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The backslash is an escpae character used to identify other characters--and beyond the scope of this discussion. However, because it is an escape character, you must use a double backslash to identify that you want to use the "actual" backslash character.
What you might try doing (because I haven't tried this myself) is to see ...
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No problem. Glad to help.
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Great! Glad to have got you through it.
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If you are satisfied that you are correctly generating and saving a .ZIP file, and that the saved file works as expected, then you are half way there.
You will at this point, either convert the in-memory copy of the ZIP file (if possible) or read in the saved ZIP file as a binary, and then convert that to BASE64.
Once you've got the binary ...
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I don't believe this is true because you can just use the .NET Base64 encode/decode methods on these.
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There may be, perhaps, a clever way to get this to work. However, what we typically use is an expression box which hides if blank, and shows when text is placed into it. Then when you want to display a message, you populate that field, and the expression box displays. Not the best choice in many cases, but it works.
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Creating a custom web service to your specific database is outside the scope of this forum. It will take quite a bit of research, development, testing and debugging. While it will take some time, if it is something interesting to you, it would be worth the time to learn it, but you will need to locate resources specific to buiding web services for ...
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What you are interested in is called WSH (Windows Script Host).
Do a Google search for "wsh save text file".
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See if the following instructions help:
Add the uploaded form to the existing site content types:
1. Navigate in IE to your MOSS server: http://machinename
2. Navigate to your Form Libary.
3. Choose Form Libary Settings from the Settings drop-down.
4. Click Add from existing site content types.
5. Select Microsoft Office InfoPath from the Select ...