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Hi Helena,
I have not worked with these web services extensively, so I don't really know the exact answer to your question about which method to call or what the problem might be, but I would suggest either scouring a SharePoint forum, or digging deeper into the SDK. The SDK is an incredibly valuable resource!
As for calling a web ...
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Hi Jason,
Good job on figuring out the database connection issue, we are investigating the best way to resolve this new issue.
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Hi Anthony,
I'm glad the installation went smoothly, but sorry for this new issue. The error is a little vague, but it could be due to not running .NET 2.0 - do you have this installed? Also, could you provide Error text found from the Qdabra Event Log?
The Qdabra Event Log may be accessed from Start -> Administrative Tools ...
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Weird. This should be a pretty simple mistake, the schemas are not matching up for some reason, but I cannot figure out why from what you have shown me. I would suggest outputting the .xml of the various objects and see what you can deduce.
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Hi Schung,
You should be able to accomplish this by placing the same repeating sections on the summary view, but then filtering out the rows that are displayed. To do this, double-click on the control, go to the Display tab, and then click Filter Data. You should add one that is something like "my:completed" IS ...
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Hi Bill and welcome to the forums!
Are you sure you want to be doing all this batch processing from within InfoPath? It might be quicker for you to create a command-line application that that processes these 4000 files.
To add the event handler in code, double-click the button control and click Edit Form Code. This should switch you to ...
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Hi kagrawal and welcome to the forums!
In general this should work, so this might be an error in the third XHTML node that you add. If you add just that one, do you get the same error message?
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Hi nukkumatti,
This looks interesting - could you tell us a little about situations where it is useful and, also, how to use it?
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Hi Gideonn,
I just added a button to an InfoPath view and was able to manipulate it in all the ways you listed using the regular Formatting toolbar. If you are talking about making a custom XSLT for rendering in IExplore, this should be a simple matter of adding an inline style attribute and defining how you want the button to look using ...
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You're trying to add it in the wrong place, change the line to this:
// Add the row to the table (where the code fails)
XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:group1").appendChild(oNewRow);
Good luck on this, though! It is quite meticulous.