InfoPath Dev

While working today on my example form, Populating Table Row After Selection (Rules), I had an epiphany—a possible way of accomplishing this without resorting to manually editing the XSL or using code. The concept was to create a Support secondary data source with a RowPosition node who's soul purpose was to store the current row. In ...

SharePoint list adapters are really cool because they give you the ability to query a data source that is easily editable via Internet Explorer (as opposed to a SQL database which requires more work to build a UI around data manipulation). InfoPath relies on getListData web service to return the items from a SharePoint list. Unfortunately, that ...

You can't use restricted mode to deploy a managed code (C# or VB.NET) solution in email because InfoPath doesn't allow managed code to run in restricted mode (for good reasons). You have 2 options:Sign the xsn using a digital certificate Pros: the future is digital certificates Pros: publishURL is not removed Con: it will cost you some ...

Steps to repro:Create a jscript Form A with the following code attached to a button OnClick event handler: var oXDoc = Application.XDocuments.NewFromSolutionWithData(XDocument.DOM.documentElement, sSharePointTemplate, 1); where sSharePointTemplate refers to the xsn in your form library, for example: ...

2004-07-03 I uncovered this bug today while trying to figure out why an InfoPathDev example form I've been preparing hasn't been working correctly. I've reported it to my Microsoft contacts, but it is unlikely that there will be any fix for this in SP1 before it ships. This bug has caused me grief for a long time, and I finally ...

Status: Not fixed as of the InfoPath 2003 SP2 release.  I uncovered this bug merely on 2004-07-03 and reported it to my Microsoft contacts. I discovered that you can get a button into a depressed state and have it stuck there until you release it with another click. It's really not a hard thing to do. And what's ...