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This is a bit tricky but doable.
The easiest would be to set the fromat of the datepicker to this representation of the date (e.g. Wednesday, March 14, 2007). Then you could check if there is "Saturday" or "Sunday" within the text of the xml node and then handle the wrong selection of the user. However this is not possible as ...
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BTW - You can get the namespace definition form the script editor of your second form or use a method calles something like getNamespace, not sure though. Have fun with further development and keep on posting your questions.
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Hi Troy,
I received your eMail. Don't get me wrong now but please stop sending me eMails. I help people in this forum voluntarily and post questions and answers only when I have time for it as I also have a regular job. The mail address is mainly used to get in contact with Patrick or his team. This forum is just great and in my oppinion the ...
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Hey Troy,
please post the structure for your second forms datasource so that we may find out the xPath together. Sorry that my posts have always a big delay but we are in two completey different time zones.
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You can do both, use views or call the NewFromSolution() method to open another form.
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Salary is the reference to your second form so you need to specify the xPath of the field of your second form in which you want to write the value of your first form. sorry but i can´t tell you your xPathes, my be it´s just ("my:myFields/my:Id") ?
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You could also just call a Data Connection in your onload event which is set up to upload your form to a form library. As the name of the form (specified in the Data Connection Wizard) I would use datetime or something to make sure that you have always a unique name for your uploaded form. After that call the thisApplication.Close() method to ...
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Hi all,
this is more a question as a statement but wouldn't it be much easier to just use managed code (c#) and use a MailMessage object instead of a MailEnvenlope to send the notification. As far as I know you could achive exactly what you want ?!?
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You can also use custom code to perform a save or saveas, but this requires also your from to be in full trust level.
XDocument.SaveAs();
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Hi,
look here http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/36/ShowForum.aspx it's quite at the bottom of the page.