InfoPath Dev

Hello Patrick and thanks for the response.  I took a hard look at your Database Accelerator and even presented a proposal to our CIO regarding its implementation.  Unfortunately, we are a homebuilder and as I am sure that you are aware, we aren't exactly swimming in cash right now and IT spending is all but zero.  There were ...

Hello Everyone.  I am having some serious performance issues.  I am running IP2007, SQL 2005 and C# behind the form.  I have a SQL database with 7 tables to submit and retrive.  When I created the form, i created a new balnk form based on a database.  I then selected the database, added the tables and built the ...

Thanks JImmy!  That works fantastic.  I have been trying like a madman to figure out how to select the entire node set and then just grab the nodes that I need rather than doing them one at a time.  Thanks again - this has been a tremendous help!

Sorry, man.  This is what I have: Repeating section - WorkOrder      Repeating section - WorkOrderConcern            Repeating Section - WorkOrderConcernInfo I have a button that creates an appointment in my Outlook calendar.  The code in the button grabs the ...

I think I am making a mess of this.  First, I tried to add another field (from the same repeating section) to the ForEach statement - and it is not as easy as I thought it would be. This is how I did that: //BodyXPathNodeIterator BodyField2 = ...

Very nice Hilary!  Thanks for the instruction.  The first one works great - I will try the second one in a bit.  

Hello Hilary!  You reall are on top of this forum! Got it.  I have to pay closer attention to exact syntax - I am still getting the swing of it!  OK - I got it right and the form works, but now I only get the LAST one. Here is what I did:foreach (XPathNavigator BodyField1 in ...

Hello Jimmy and thanks for the response.  I commented out my original code and inserted yours like this: //Body //XPathNavigator BodyField1 = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:Buyers/d:WorkOrders/d:WorkOrderConcern/d:WorkOrderConcernInfo/@UpdatedInfo", NamespaceManager);foreach ...

I have a repeating section insied of a repeating section.  I am creating appointments in Outlook based on information in the form via a button.  The button is located in the top level section.  If I have one section and one section-within-a-section, everything is great.  If I add a section anywhere, I only get the FIRST ...

Hilary, I think that you may be proud of me.  I figured it out.  Appatently, the myAppointment.Start is looking for yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss am(or pm).  My time data looks like this 12/30/1899 12:00:00 AM(or PM) with the date always being the same because it is missing from the user input.  So, I added the T and then stripped ...