InfoPath Dev

Hi,I have a problem.When i use vs2003 to develop Infopath with secondary data source.I found it didn't have setPropety function.But in javascript has this function. example:XDocument.GetDOM(''Customers (USA)'').setProperty(''SelectionNamespaces'', 'xmlns:q=''http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/ado/queryFields'' ' + ...

Hi again Scott, It's a good idea given how often they are used. I think that it's just one of those features that got left out. Cheers!

No idea. I have had no such problems using certs generated from other sources.

Hi Gaurav, Can you explain what happens? Thanks

Hi Patrick, thanks for your reply. I am relieved to hear i am not going mad!! we are using managed code, so this is quite an easy issue to resolve. Have i missed some fundamental concept - why is there no ''form id'' type property? Thanks again for your reply Scott

Hi B_man, Welcome to the board! You can definitely do the 3 bullets, but I don't have any random snippets hanging around for copy/paste. You can also call code to do an XSL apply before sending Word the xml, but why use Word? Patrick

Hi Ashwin, Welcome to the board. InfoPath SP1 supports .NET so you should be able to just create a .NET project for infopath and cut and paste the code in to a method in the FormCode.cs file and call it from OnLoad or from some OnClick handler. Should be pretty easy. As for the dates, I don't quite understand why the dropdown has the current ...

No idea and sorry for the huge delay!

Hi Matt, Welcome to the board! You can write code to do custom SQL queries to get the data you need. The SDK contains info on how to execute SQL Commands from InfoPath code. This will probably take you a couple hours to figure out. Let us know if we can be of further assistance. Patrick

Hi T, Welcome! You can certainly write code to do an xsl apply in the OnSave event. Also, using Import, you could do an xsl apply on load. Not sure if this completely helps you. It's just code. It's doable, but will require some finagling. Good luck!