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Hi rbbivens,
Probably you might need thisXDocument.View.Window.Close(true); to close the current working infopath window.
Agni
InfoPath Dev India
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Thanks for the reference. I am able to implement this functionality.
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I have tried to use the Application object's Quit method to close InfoPath using C#, but I get a ''System.Security.SecurityException''
Specifically, when I find that an unauthorized user is attempting to open the form, I use the following syntax in an attempt to close the local copy of InfoPath:
// thisApplication is an instance of the ...
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Ok! I have understand what I do false!
The problem is that Infopath erase all the old data and put the new!
And sometimes depend on the schema requirements he don't send an empty
markup so infopath can't store them so the field is read-only!
Now my question is : Is it possible to make a merge between the old and the new?
If not I think the ...
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Hi,
I have the following probleme:
My XML
<Stamps>
<St1>Vogler, Karl</St1>
<St2>Vogler, Karl</St2>
<St3>Caplazi, Martin</St3>
<St1>Huber, Joseph</St1>
<St2>Schwerzmann, Guido</St2>
<St3>Abplanalp, Manfred</St3>
<St1>Imgrüth, ...
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Hi speddi,
Are you that RidNode1 is not empty? if you put this value in a string like this:
string toto= RidNode.text;
Have somethings inner? Put break point in the debugger for see
If it's the case! Are you sure that QueryInput has the good path in your secondary datasource? You can verify! Put an expression box in design mode click Fx and ...
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Hi Rilliam,
This is documented in our book, but in general, so long as you *add* fields, you should be able to automatically upgrade pre-existing forms. When you change the name of fields or delete fields is when you will encounter problems. InfoPath provides custom upgrade functionality so that you can do non-trivial upgrades for previous forms. ...
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I see. Using InfoPath to edit meta data for search makes good sense. SharePoint has a ton of features. I'm sure you'll figure it out and enlighten all of us! :) I totally agree on your reasons. SharePoint has some limitations, but sounds like a great solution for your needs. We do a ton of SharePoint integration using InfoPath but have yet to do a ...
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This is potentially an enormous problem for us. If anyone has any info I would really appreciate the insight.
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I think Patrick is really close on this one. We had the same problem. we are all in a 2003 domain. Heres what we did:
From IE:
Tools > Internet options > Security tab > custom level
then scroll all the way down to ''User authentication'' - ''Login''
then activate ''automatic logon with current username and password''
ok,ok,ok,ok
Now ...