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The SDK isn't cold, but my response might have been. Reality is that I haven't had as much time to respond this week. Anyway, sorry about that. Nevertheless, using Merge Forms functionality ala Import will solve this problem. Matt, the Import stuff is very underappreciated but it works great. The key advantage is a) less code, and b) support for ...
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I'm not sure I would do that since it creates a monster schema and subsequent XML file. Why not use Import and separate the forms? Automation code is not that hard, but Matt's suggestion is relevant for users who don't want to deal with Import or other workflow mechanisms.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Mephisto,
Sorry, but I am clueless about your problem.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Sumeet,
Your workaround is strange. The SharePoint submit adapter gives you the ability to change the file name. Do you have a data adapter for your SharePoint submits? There is code in Chapter 10 of our book on how to modify the submit stuff.
Here's the general idea:
try
{
DAVAdapter oSharePoint = ...
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Hi Smitty,
This is why we developed the Database Accelerator tool (see Downloads->Free). InfoPath binds to Web service schemas in a way that prevents you from modifying the data source. It has to do this to keep the contract with the Web service.
You're best off developing your form's XML schema from scratch (ideally, modelled after a single ...
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Hi again,
Send me e-mail and I'll send you the whitepaper.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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== ''utilizing a C# script'' == (French || Italian)
Anyway, I guess he's looking for a C# script that will open and validate his .xsl files. No idea how to do this.
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Matt Faus
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Well, being a college student currently taking Discrete Math II, I would say you've got a 4-dimensional set on your hands.
AxAyAzAp{ xR0y and yR0z and zR0p -> (x,y,z,p) element of R }, where (a,b) element of R0 if a presents b as a choice
A cool and easy (and also extremely scaleable) way to check the conditions of your set would be to create ...
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Cleanest way to do it would be to make a new view. Make a ''Print'' view with everything arranged exactly how you want it (with or without buttons, etc.) and then when you are ready to print, change views and ctrl+P!
Other than that, you could make a ''Print!'' button at the bottom and attach code to it. Then make a sentinel field in your DOM ...
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Thanks for the help, guys. I've tried installing the entire Studio again since both suggestions give errors, but that overwrites the newer .Net Framework with the older version (2.0.5* with 2.0.4*) which causes problems. I'm waiting to hear back from Microsoft on this problem.