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Hi PAtrick,
Please ignore my questions in posthttp://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=698. We'll look into this today.
Regards
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Patrick,
Looks like InfoPath is trying to do some kind of OLE operation with Access. How are you accessing Access? Through code or ODBC?
Is Access installed on the InfoPath client? What about the SharePoint server?
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Nice maxim, but what the maximum? :)
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Khansolo,
Default send functionality is to send the form as MHT in the e-mail body. Using custom code you may be missing that.
One other thing you could look at is the Export method:
XDocument.View.Export(''C:\\MyView'', ''MHT'');
This requires full trust but you might be able to use it.
My guess is that you want default send ...
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Hi Tracy,
Yes, this is a common design pattern. I call it ''aggregation''. Anyway, use two forms and the Import functionality in the second. Issue Tracking and Meeting Agenda are two out-of-box samples that show off import functionality. The SDK has more info. It requires some work to set up the import xsl and it is hard to debug, but it ...
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Cool summary. I'd also suggest one more:
4- Use Active Directory and Web service. This option requires no code (if you use an out of the box Web service like ours - see downloads) and only requires domain trust security.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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I have already figured out a solution for questions 1 & 2. But I'm still having problems with question 3. How do I email an embedded form (that is already filled out with data) in the body of the email? The code e-mails the form in text format and not in HTML.
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I only tried it in Preview.
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Hi Agni,
Thanks for pointing out the html tags for me. The code seems to be working but how do I get it to send the e-mail with the same settings as my data connection? I have it set so that it is sent to the e-mail address that is entered in the field of the form. I also have the subject bound to a specific field on the form as well. Also, ...
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I have a scenario that I would like to use InfoPath for. It involves this: Users should be able to enter data in a repeating field (same form for all users), then submit the data to an administrator. The data should then automatically populate the corresponding fields in an administrator's general form. The administrator should not have to type in ...