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OK,
In that case, here is what you are looking for:http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2002/July/ShellCommandsInCS.asp
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Found a broken link to infopathfaq.com on this page of your site:
http://www.infopathdev.com/resources/internet/default.aspx
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Matt Faus
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Does anyone know where a really good custom import tutorial is? I have found some that are pretty vague, and some that help you translate XML into XHTML, but I need to know how to import an XML into my XML InfoPath document. Thanks for any help! (Maybe Patrick/Greg will write one for the How-To section?)
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Matt Faus
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In addition, I think you are aware of this, but keep in mind that certificates can expire''
Expired certificates – If the certificate you used expires, you will need to re-sign with a different certificate when you update the form and the clients will need to re-install/re-trust that new certificate. That#%92s pretty standard stuff though and ...
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Thanks for the advice. I wound up adding another column to my repeating table. The drop-down displayed the ''Display Name'' and held the ''value'' and the hidden textbox field simply held the ''Display Name''.
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Matt Faus
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Hi again,
Microsoft responded and pointed out a real obvious thing that I should have figured out on my own:
“adding one new text box” caused existing forms to have their digital signatures invalidated. By adding the textbox did you modify your solution schema in such a way that all the old documents must have their XML updated in order to ...
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Hi,
Have you checked (INFOPATHFAQ010129):http://www.infopathfaq.com/development.asp?page=2
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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I got it--the subfilter I needed was [@System = current()/@System]. I have no idea why it works, and only got there through trial and error and sheer luck, but thought I would share it in case it works for someone else.
Hilary
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OK, SP2 won't solve this. The ''locks'' that you see is a Namespace issue because the schema was designed outside the InfoPath schema builder. Do you have the free Home version of XMLSpy on your machine (from Altova - great German company!)? Open your schema in XMLSpy, you should be able to modify names. But, be careful, if you change the name ...
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Tom:
Did you ever get your problem figured out? Having just worked through my own web service difficulties, I was wondering.
Regards,
Troy E.