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Ok I have do some testing thanks Agni your answer is good but now my question is : I have the result of my transformation in a XmlDocument But now how to convert an XmlDocument to an IXMLDOMNode with C#? For the text in the markup it's not a problem but for replace all the XML structure I don't understand how to proceed? For example I have try ...

Hi, Thanks for your help ! The language depend on which person open the form so I couldn't do that manualy! But the probleme is that I have four language French, German, Italian and English (Switzerland is small but all the people don't speak the same language (English is only for control)) and make always four button with 4 conditionnal ...

Hi Shyam and welcome to our forum! :) Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi RRS, One way to do this is throwing the appropriate XML file from your ASP.NET page. Details : Take the blank template.xml of the published solution that you want to show the user. Add the employee details into this xml file and then ''throw'' this xml file into the browser as attachemnt. User will get the standard ''Open/Save/Cancel'' dialog. ...

Wow, looks like there are a lot of forum posts on sorting... Here's a useful one:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=476&SearchTerms=sort. Just go to search and enter sort and you will see many others. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Charlie and welcome to our forum! You'll have to write some code to do this. You can add a ''sort'' button and an OnClick handler. Then you'll have to write a little code to walk through the rows in your table and sort them. I'll ask one of our developers to post an example. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Thanks, Patrick. Very Useful! T. Hunt [email protected] www.fastflare.com

I am tyring to sort a table but have been unable to find and support or how-to on this. Please help.

If there's only a couple of languages you are using, the best thing is to add multiple buttons to the form template, each in the correct language, and then add conditional formatting to hide the ones not associated with the current language. You can use xd:preserve in the XSL file, but this is much more messy. For examples of how to do this take ...

Well, you could use a generic XSD in your ImportFiles and use the merge forms functionality to import the data. You'll want something like this: <?xml version=''1.0'' encoding=''UTF-8'' standalone=''no''?> <xsd:schema xmlns:xsd=''http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema'' ...