InfoPath Dev

 Thanks Koen that fixed the problem even if I'm not so impressed by them putting the entire method on one line.           public void deleteNil(XPathNavigator node)         {             if ...

I have a text field with a Data type of Whole Number (integer) the value of which I need to set in code (C# on InfoPath 2007) XPathNavigator txtField = this.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:txtField", this.NamespaceManager);          ...

Infopath has its own built in submit, close, save buttons. its in Tools - Submit Options. I am quite aware of these but it doesn't seem to make any difference quote If your creating a new form, hit SUBMIT If your updating an existing form, hit SAVE (ensure save button is enabled in form options). I think you're talkin about publishing ...

Thanks Albert that worked, here's what I did.  From Add/Remove programs I selected InfoPath, clicked change and from the popup dialog 'Add or Remove features'>Continue. Microsoft Office InfoPath>.NET Programmability Support (enabled)>.NET Programmabiltiy Support for .NET Framework version 2.0 (disabled - huh?). I enabled ...

There are no conditions on the submit button it just has a rule and submits to a email data connector. Stuck do you mean that you don't use a submit button at all and just specify what to do in the submit options and have the user go to File>Submit? Also, I really need to show/hide components based on who is logged in, so the initator ...

The form is being submitted via an emailed XML attachment. When the second user opens this they get the problem above. I don't understand your idea with the hidden field as the form is submitted manually at each point in the workflow. I don't want to use SharePoint designer as I want the workflow logic to be contained in the form and it ...

Being new to managed code I've been trying to follow this guide: Walkthrough: Creating a Basic Managed Code Form Template http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa942693(VS.80).aspx I got as far as clicking the 'Edit Form Code' button before I got this error: InfoPath cannot add the event handler. To work with the VisualBasic or ...

I'm new to using managed Code in InfoPath 2007 and have some questions:Where can I find API references for the C#  and .NET languages?Managed code usually needs to be compiled, is this the case here?How is it stored, is it stored in the XSN file or seperately?I have Visual Studio 2005 installed on the same machine, the .NET framework SDK ...

I am also having difficulties doing this see: InfoPath cannot submit form (no error) http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/7856.aspx It may just be that InfoPath forms are not meant to be submitted multiple times? 

I'm still stuck on this problem, do I need a secondry workflow and if so can I implement it without using SharePoint Designer? Is there any verbose logging setting that will give more detailed output?