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what exactlyy do you want
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why dont you debug your code and see what is breaking
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yes,
it is supported in office 2010, but still majority of people are using office 07 or lower versions.. and office 2010 is yet to be released to general massess. it is only released to volume licence partners, that is why our posts still refer to 2007 as the default version.
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you can try
100 * (fiel1, fiel2, ....fieldn) / number of fields
eg: 100 * (field3 + field4 + field5) / 3
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what is this statement supposed to do
userName2 = userName2(0, 6);
i think you should use
userName2 = userName2.Substring(0, 6);
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What exactly do you want to happen after the user clicks submit
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e.PerformSaveOperation();
is supported by objects of SaveEventArgs, to perform this operation
e should be of object type SaveEventArgs , which is not the case here.
is your form browser enabled?
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create a data connection(submit) on your form, that will basically submit your form the the document library. to create data connections.
go to tools -> data connections -> add-> submit data -> to a document library on a sharepoint site -> specify your document library
and give the name by which this form needs to be saved. ...