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quote:Originally posted by Greg Collins
Were both forms created from the same form template? or from different templates?
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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A reboot fixed this. I imagine somewhere along the way the IP process was no longer attached to VS.NET.
Strange.
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WinXP Pro SP1
VS.NET 2003
All service packs applied
I am working through the sample for Chapter 2, BookPurchase project. Its close to a requirement for a series of forms that I have.
For a while, I worked through the form in design view, leaving the codebehind alone in VS.NET. After completing everything up to the final stage, I attempted to ...
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Greg,
Thanks I have got it working about 90% correct.
Rip
Richard T. Henry
Lewisberry, PA, USA
[email protected]
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Were both forms created from the same form template? or from different templates?
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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I think you'll find that if you add Help.xml as a Data Connection instead of a Resource File, that things will work out better.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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I have been trying to implement the Dynamic Help example for my own form. When the form loads I get the script error that the DataObject ''Help'' does not exist. After compairing my manifest.xsf file to the downloaded example I found the folloing section missing:
<xsf:dataObjects>
<xsf:dataObject name=''Help'' schema=''Help.xsd'' ...
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I downloaded sample from http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipsdk/html/inconAtoBMergeInMFForm_HV01083839.asp
it works fine for me but when i try to create my own sample forms it does not working for me.
Can anyone guide me with steps for how to creating .xsn, .xsl and .xml file and how to use merge form ...
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I want to merge two forms. When I try to Merge forms it gives me following error:
The following XML Schema file is not valid: ActionItemsList.xsd.
x-soln://dd665ab7bdc43c4/ActionItemsList.xsd#/schema
The '' namespace provided differs from the schema's 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/myXSD/2003-03-19T19:45:06' ...
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If your data object is named ''foo'', then you would use something like:
Dim domFoo As IXMLDOMDocument = thisXDocument.GetDOM(''foo'')
... domFoo.selectSingleNode(''...your XPath here...'') ...
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]