InfoPath Dev

Hello: I'm having a little trouble replicating this. I created and published a form that has View 1 as a default, added a field called isSubmitted, set it to true when I submit via email and based an open rule off that field's value to open the form in View 2 if it is true. The submitted form, when I get it in my email, opens in View 2. ...

Hello: Your node iterator will go through all the ItemClientGroup nodes, regardless of the section they are in. The Clicked event for an InfoPath button has two arguments: ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As ClickedEventArgs You can use e to get a node in the group the button is located in. For example, if I have a ...

A lot depends upon what you wish to do with the data collected from your InfoPath forms. If I was going to start from scratch, I'd just create a new blank form and let InfoPath create the schema as I added fields to the data source. What will you be doing with the filled out forms? Do you need to be able to merge them with XML docs created ...

Let's go up a notch and talk about the overall design and what you are trying to do. Your XSD -- was it created in Visual Studio for an existing database, by chance? I ask because I have recently been involved in another post where it seems that the columns that could be null in the database were not marked nillable in the xsd, leaving ...

Looking at your template, here is what I see: the itm repeating section is part of a Choice group, where you have the choice of label (a group) or itm. When itm is bound to a choice group rather than a repeating section, I have the option of customizing the commands for the section. To replicate, grab the Choice group in your schema that hold ...

Sure. To start with, I tested this in IP 2007 -- I don't have 2003 on my machine. So let's make sure the basic code works in IP2003 (can't think of a reason why it wouldn't, but it is always best to start with the basics). First, set your form to use VBScript as the programming language. ...

Hello and welcome! The following VBScript, attached to a button, allowed me to create a test event in my Outlook calendar:  Dim objOutlook  Dim itmAppt    Set objOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")   Set itmAppt = objOutlook.CreateItem(1)       itmAppt.Subject = ...

Hello and welcome, Tom: The only way I have been able to replicate this is if the table is not bound to a section (the control would show a red x in the corner in that case). Can you post the section of your schema that relates to the group/fields your table is bound to?

Hello: There are no global variables in C#. For some discussions on this and ways to use static variables and methods, see these links: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread49952.html http://forums.msdn.microsoft.com/es-ES/csharpgeneral/thread/a3bcf89f-2ce0-42b8-a6b5-d47e3ea63bd2/ For more information on the FormState ...