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I'm afraid I have had very little experience with workflow, so you'd need to try it to find out.... I would assume you could use the code in the changed event of the field that the file is being attached to, so that when a file is attached to the form it is immediately saved to another site and replaced with a link. If you use the task ...
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When you relate your tables in the data connection, you create the relationship between the tables. Your tables, in your database, should have a key that relates them. For example, your parent table might have a column called ServerID. Your child table would have a column called ServerID as well, and each row in the child table would contain the ...
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Hi--
Is your repeating table bound to the new sub table you created? In order for your form to send data to your data tables, you'll need to make sure your controls are bound to the fields that are associated with your tables. If you haven't already seen this article, it may help you.
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Try this: in your data source, move my:UID below my:Info, so it is the last field in the group. When I tried that, the error stopped popping. This poster had the same issue....
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Hi --
There is also a sample here that may help you. This sample form copies the attachment to a SharePoint document library and creates a link in your form to the attachment. Give it a try -- let me know if you need help with it!
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I think I see the confusion now -- I'd intended for you to reply to my email with the file. You can also place it in the community uploads section of the Downloads on this site.
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Is your form based off a database? If so, check the data type in your database. Make sure it is decimal. If your form is not based off a database, right click the field in the Data Source Task Pane, select properties, and change the field to a decimal there.
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If you right click your xsn and select send to --> compressed folder (Windows XP), you can create a zip that your email filter will hopefully ignore.
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Sadly, I'm barely fluent in VBscript. I'd guess by the error that you need to set the namespace property for the new node? I'm not sure. I found this post when I went searching for examples of the createElement method, but his main suggestion seemed to be to use the createNode method instead.
Sorry, wish I could be of more help....
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If you have InfoPath 2007, you can use VSTA & C# or Visual Basic. You'll probably find it much easier with the Intellisense and debugging options available there--I know I have!