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I am currently setting up a context-sensitive task pane in one of my forms using Jscript.
I have read and understood how to do this with div tags in the HTML and code on the On Context Change event (as per M$ lab 14)
Thats all working fine, but its not exactly what i require.
In my application of it, there is one help for one group, which may ...
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Thanks Patrick.
Actually, the code I am working with is on page 296 and I have modified it as shown below. I pass the body as a string....and then I added
'' <Field Type='DateTime' Name='StartDate'>'' + returndate + ''</Field>'' _
I wanted to put a datetime field in the default task list - in addition to the title and body. I ...
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Hi Thierry,
So, you want the XSLT to live in the XSN so that you don't have to deploy both of them. Well, I'm still confused. If you do the steps I mentioned what is the downside? I'm suggesting that you treat it as secondary data (i.e. you could Add XML resoruce as secondary data source and that should be the same thing).
Sorry for ...
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Hi Tatopitta,
Did they install SP1?
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Michou and welcome to our forum,
How are you publishing the form? Is the Web service in your domain or is it Cross Site? Is the form set to Restricted?
Answers to these questions will help.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Craig,
Thanks for the context. On page 297, there are the following lines of code:
Dim nsmgr As XmlNamespaceManager
nsmgr = new XmlNamespaceManager(res.OwnerDocument.NameTable)
nsmgr.AddNamespace(''s'', ''http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/soap/'')
nsmgr.AddNamespace(''z'', ''#RowsetSchema'')
You can find documentation on ...
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Approach #4
Get your secretary to do it.
At least I wish :)
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Matt Faus
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Hi Vasanth,
Approach #1
Use the XML support in Excel to bind your spreadsheet to an XML file with a schema. Then, add logic in your InfoPath form to import the XML by specifying the XSD in the manifest.xsf (this will require manual editing), but it's possible and provides you with a mechanism.
Approach #2
Add the code to access the Web service ...
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Patrick, I'm still working the example you have on page 297 of the book you co-authored. I'm having a bit of a struggle passing a datetime to the sample task list....I have the other part of your sample working fine.
What is the trick to getting a value back to the ''startdate'' field in the task list? with vb.net.......Thanks....Craig
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I would think if the jscript works, then the vbscript would work.
What is the exact error message that you are getting? Does it have anything do with ActiveX not being allowed to run in IE on your machine as I described above?