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Hi Jean,
I would go with Managed Code. The initial release of IP had MSE only, SP1 introduced Managed Code. In the next version of InfoPath, MS is providing full support for System.XML. MS will eventually move away from scripting. Can't go wrong with C# or VB.Net...
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Got another question for you guys... Which would be the better UI for implementing the code - the MSE or Visual Studio?
I get that you get all the Visual Studio tools if you work from that interface, but what I don't know is if there's any downside to working there.
I have many MANY checkboxes. Is one UI over the other going to help me get ...
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Greg,
Again, thanks for your help on this, unfortunately I have not been able to get my N/A or other displaying when I use my data source. I have been able to populate the drop down from code but have not been able to get them both into the drop down. Let me back up a little bit and use something that you can see instead of trying to explain ...
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That Worked! Thancks Franck
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we have Sharepoint Services installed and working ok. I have played with Infopath a bit and even made one form that you can fill out and save to a library. I want to take it to the next level. I need people to be emailed when someone fills out a form etc. I really want to try and build a workflow with Sharepoint and Infopath. For example we ...
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Hi,
I bet the XPath is not right. Try this first:
Start a new blank InfoPath / VB.Net project
Add 1 field (string), called: GrpName.
Drop a button on your form and add that line of code:
<InfoPathEventHandler(MatchPath:=''CTRL1_5'', EventType:=InfoPathEventType.OnClick)> _
Public Sub CTRL1_5_OnClick(ByVal e As ...
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Exactly. Tried and got similar error
System.NullReferenceException
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at InfoPathProject1.InfoPathProject1.New_OnClick(DocActionEvent e) in C:\Documents and Settings\kkaylor\My Documents\Visual Studio Projects\InfoPathProject1\FormCode.vb:line 61
at ...
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Hi,
Assuming that GrpName is a string in your schema, try:
thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/my:myFields/my:GrpName'').text = myField
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Trying to pass a string to a field on my infopath form triggered by a command button , click.
Keep getting an error saying ''Reference to undeclared namespace prefix: 'myFields'.''
Here's the code :
<InfoPathEventHandler(MatchPath:=''New'', EventType:=InfoPathEventType.OnClick)> _
Public Sub New_OnClick(ByVal e As ...