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Okay, so it is part of the template. And to add it, you use Insert/Picture/From File, correct? Then browse to the location of the file? When I add an image to a template (IP2007), the image is stored with all the other files that are part of the template -- so when I extract the form files, the image is there. You shouldn't need to relocate ...
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This error is also caused by the xsi:nil attribute -- see this blog post by the InfoPath team for more information and guidance.
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You could another node to your data source, a boolean, and change your submit to use rules. Have the first rule set the boolean helper field to "true". Then, in your form open rules, set the condition that if that field is true, switch the form's view.
You can also accomplish this using User Roles, if you cannot adjust your data ...
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Hi --
I don't think you are doing anything wrong -- when I first saw your post I put together a quick demo and had exactly the same results. It seems that the validation errors prevent any rules in the submit from being run.
I wonder if you used a regular button and added rules to it (so that the button's action was Rules and ...
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Hi, Mike:
In this line, you are setting the namespace to ns1:
oSecondDoc.setProperty("SelectionNamespaces", "xmlns:ns1=' http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/dataFormSolution'");
But in your XPath to your note, your namespace is dfs:
IXMLDOMNodeList nodes = ...
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I think I get what you are saying now! View1 has the button, View2 has the table. You want to click the button in View1 and add a row to the table in View2--but you are right, you can't because the table doesn't exist in View1. However, you can add another table in View1 (connected to the same group, of course) and then use conditional ...
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I'm not entirely certain what you are asking, but to set and get values from a field in your form (C#, IP2007):
//to get a form node
XPathNavigator field = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("my:myFields/my:field1", NamespaceManager);//to set its value
field.SetValue("value");
//to get its value
string ...
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You shouldn't have to write code to get the URL of your form template, if that is the URL you are after. On the text field you wish to have set to the URL, simply right click, select Properties, and in the default value select the Formula Editor button. Paste this in the formula ...
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Hello, and welcome!
This post suggests that SharePoint may not allow this type of query with its web services. I don't know definitively, but I also found this which suggests you may be able to get around this with a proxy web service that you can build yourself.
I like this link for its list of available SharePoint web services -- I ...
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From the MSDN page for View.ExecuteAction, the error is probably from: The varXmlToEdit parameter does not match an editing component that is defined in the view. (For further reference, here is a link to the page.)
I did a quick sample form with two views and a two tables connected to the same group in my data source (thus, they both had the ...