InfoPath Dev

I have a project where I want to loop through a group of data in my Main Datasource.  The structure of my data is:  Main     myFields         lables             label1             ...

Woo Hoo.  Played some more and got this working! var selectedNode = objTranslation.selectSingleNode("//dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:ThirdPartyEvent_Translations/@Translation[../@stringID = 'user_sectionhead' and ../@languageid = 'en']")   And then the translation can be referenced ...

I've tried several version of that statement including: if (selectedNode.selectSingleNode("Translation") == null) and recieve the same Null error.  I'm wondering whether the syntax for selectedNode is corret.  Does it look correct to you?   var selectedNode = ...

I am currently working on a project for my company and am building an Infopath 2003 document that needs to be accessible by many languages around the world.  Taking a page from my web design thinking, I was working toward a solution where the translations for my Infopath document would be stored in a Sharepoint list, accessed through a data ...

And even cleaner (with window closing too!!!) Application.ActiveWindow.Close(false);

And the answer is.... var oXmlHttp = new ActiveXObject(''MSXML2.XMLHTTP''); oXmlHttp.Open(''PUT'', XDocument.URI, false);   oXmlHttp.Send(XDocument.DOM.xml); This of course only works when you are opening an existing form, but it works very nicely. Now, to get the window to close....hmmmmm

I know I can assign a rule to a button called ''Close this form: Prompt'' that will prompt the user to save the form if it's ''dirty'' and then closes the window. My question is, can I do the same thing from jscript. I don't have a managed code solution. The issue here is I want to build emails when the Save button is clicked so I would like to ...

When I try to download this toolkit I get an error and it stops. I have InfoPath 2003 sp2 and Visual Studio 2005 installed on my machine. The error says I need InfoPath 2003 sp1 and Visual Studio 2003 installed. Am I just thick, or am I missing something ...

Yeah, I tried that, function CTRL1_5::OnClick(eventObj) { var objMail = new MailMessage(); objMail.BodyFormat = System.Web.Mail.MailFormat.Html; objMail.From = ''from@address.ca''; objMail.To = ''to@address.ca''; objMail.Subject = ''Test Subject''; objMail.Body = ''<b>FROM:</b>'' + ''<font color=red>'' + ''Sample ...

Hmmm... Can't seem to make the example over there work. I started a new InfoPath form and put one button on the page. I then put this code behind the button (onclick). function CTRL1_5::OnClick(eventObj) { MailMessage objMail = new MailMessage(); objMail.BodyFormat = System.Web.Mail.MailFormat.Html; objMail.From = ...